As much as I liked Keira Grace narrating other books, such as Michelle Larkin’s Secret Agent, I don’t think she’s a good fit for this one. I gave this book 5+ stars but I’m afraid I can’t repeat the same rating for the audiobook. That leads me to point out that the secondary characters were all well rounded and each one of them played a particular role in the plot like an extended family, which made the story rich and multifaceted.

Disney depicted her perfectly in her body language, the forwardness about her feelings, her religiousness, and her strong sense of family. As an Argentinean, I know our next-door neighbours quite well and I have to say that Ms. Talking about Brooklyn, who is half Brazilian and half American, I was worried that the author wouldn’t manage to portray her with authenticity. A mystery to unpack and reveal as the story progresses. The exclusive pov also helps to keep Brooklyn as an enigma to both Eden and the reader. As readers, we get behind her dreams and experience her biggest fears.

The story is told in first person from Eden’s point of view, which was a great choice as the reader can immerse into a champion’s headspace and experience a high-performance athlete’s frame of mind. Reading the fighting scenes was like reading an action story, fast-paced and exciting. And even a bigger gap to make the reader have the full experience of the sport from the athlete’s point of view, to empathise with their struggles, their sacrifices and to feel their pain. Disney is a Martial Artist herself but there’s a huge difference between being proficient at a sport and being able to describe it with precision so the reader can form a picture in their mind’s eye. However, I was utterly enthralled by this book as it became a complete page-turner from the beginning. As a matter of fact, I hate violent sports like boxing, wrestling, and… MMA. I love a wide range of sports to practice and watch but Martial Arts are not one of them. Can Eden fall in love with her fiercest competitor? But what starts as an aggressive rivalry soon changes into something completely different. That is until new Martial Artist Brooklyn Shaw appears on the sports scene trying to dispute her title. Previous Lesbian Book Quotes of the MonthĮden Bauer came a long way from a traumatic childhood to become the undisputed UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship) featherweight champion.40 Best Lesbian Romance Books for Valentine’s.Lex’s Top 13 Best Lesfic Halloween Books 2020.Lex’s Top 13 Best Lesfic Halloween Books 2021.Lex’s Top 13 Best Sapphic Halloween Books 2022.Top 10 Recommended Lesbian Erotica Books.Best Lesbian Paranormal Audiobooks 2020.Top 10 Best Lesbian Romance Audiobooks 2020.

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