Review: The best one yet in Gina's Fighting For Love series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2014
I loved the previous two books in Gina's Fighting For Love series but I think Fighting For Irish is my favorite! Yes, in true Gina style she gives us an incredibly sexy, panty dropping man with a heart of gold and a strong, feisty, independent female but what makes this one stand out for me is the story itself. We first learned of Kat in Rules of Entanglement (each book is a stand alone and you will get enough back story if you haven't read it yet; you won't be lost) finding out she's Vanessa's little sister, who has gotten herself mixed up with owing the wrong people a ton of money courtesy of her slime ball (ex) boyfriend.In FFI, we learn all about Kat's childhood, it wasn't pretty by any means and we learn of the abuse she suffered as a kid/teen. This is where the story stuck out for me, Gina describes Kat's past with such a raw honesty you could feel all of Kat's emotions as she told Irish her story, I was horrified and heartbroken for her but at the same time I was proud of her for surviving all she'd been through. While Irish had his own demons to work through he never faltered in his care and support of Kat. He protected her at all costs, he was patient, gentle and loving with her. Always. Seeing Kat be there for him when he finally let his demons loose warmed my heart. Despite what they had gone through in their respective pasts, thinking they'd never be worthy of receiving love, these two showed each other so much love and they did it without question. The love they have for each other is what made me fall in love with their story. In Fighting For Irish you'll get two beautifully broken characters, a BEAUTIFULLY love story and sex so hot you'll need to run outside in the freezing cold, naked, to cool off! I even loved Irish's Boston accent and as a die hard Yankees fan, that kind of pains me to say since we're not supposed to be a Boston loving people lol. I honestly can't say enough positive things about this one; it's definitely one for my re-read shelf. I look forward to what Gina has in store next for us.