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Warrior Fight Club #1

Fighting for Everything

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Loving her is the biggest fight of his life…

Home from the Marines, Noah Cortez has a secret he doesn’t want his oldest friend, Kristina Moore, to know. It kills him to push her away, especially when he’s noticing just how sexy and confident she’s become in his absence. But, angry and full of fight, he’s not the same man anymore either. Which is why Warrior Fight Club sounds so good.

Kristina loves teaching, but she wants more out of life. She wants Noah—the boy she’s crushed on and waited for. Except Noah is all man now—in ways both oh so good and troubling, too. Still, she wants who he’s become—every war-hardened inch. And when they finally stop fighting their attraction, it’s everything Kristina never dared hope for.

But Noah is secretly spiraling, and when he lashes out, it threatens what he and Kristina have found. The brotherhood of the fight club helps him confront his demons, but only Noah can convince the woman he loves that he’s finally ready to fight for everything.

247 pages, ebook

First published May 22, 2018

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Laura Kaye

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Laura Kaye is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author of contemporary and erotic romance and romantic suspense, including the Hard Ink, Raven Riders, Blasphemy, Heroes, and Hearts of the Anemoi series. Laura's hot, heartfelt stories are all about the universal desire for a place to belong. Laura grew up amidst family lore involving angels, ghosts, and evil-eye curses, cementing her life-long fascination with storytelling and the supernatural. Laura also writes historical fiction as Laura Kamoie, and lives in Maryland with her husband and two daughters, and appreciates her view of the Chesapeake Bay every day.

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2,434 reviews5,107 followers
May 21, 2018
4-4,5 stars

What a beautiful story with a heavy romance!Fighting for Everything has everything I was expected and even more!From the start to the end I was into the story!Noah and Kristina's story touched me!

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Noah's journey is full of pain,loss and anger.My heart was breaking for him.I feel sad about him and I wanted to see him recover and forget.Kristina was perfect for him, she love him so much and cared for him!She was there for him even when he tried to push her away!They have some really emotional,intense,passionate and hot moments!

I'm looking forward for the next book in the series!Fighting for Everything was a great start to a new series!

 


  
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May 30, 2018
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Fighting for Everything was a fantastic start to the Warrior Fight Club and a really good introduction to these characters. The main focus of this story was on Noah but it leads us to the other member of the Club that will soon get their own story.

For the romance in this book, it was kind of in the background and pretty light. At first I was honestly a little disappointed that the romance part of Noah and Kristina's story wasn't the main thing focused on, but I soon came to appreciate that it wasn't. Instead, Noah and his struggles were what this story was all about. It broke my heart and made me respect this author so much more. To be able to write something so heartbreaking and honest, and do Veterans justice, it's just amazing. There was no sugarcoating in this book, and there was nothing held back.

Noah had so much to fight for but he didn't see that, so getting to read how destroyed he was only to then watch as he found his place of peace was amazing. Definitely one of my favorites from this author and I'm dying to get the next book in this series.
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1,630 reviews915 followers
November 12, 2018
Fighting for Everything is book one in the Warrior Fight Club by Laura Kaye.

Wow! I’m impressed. I’m never sure if I’m going to like a contemporary romance or not. They are hit or miss for me, but Fighting for Everything really struck a cord. It’s a friends to lovers romance.

The author did a fabulous job with her characters, their struggles, and the friends to lovers romance.

Noah’s got TBI and PTSD. The realism of coming home from war, how hard it can be, the struggles and things that can seam so mundane, but now can cause an issue was heartbreaking. The author did her research and accuracy portrayed what a wounded solder faces when they come home. It was powerful.

Kristen is Noah’s best friend. She stands by him even when he’s pushing her away, well pushing everyone away. She truly sees more then he wants and she does what she can to help him. Their was no pushing him to do something just giving him the tools and little moments he needs to get back on track.

Noah and Kristen have some major sexual tension that is off the charts and when they do give in it’s explosive. Their romance was bumpy. I cried when he didn’t want to fight for more and it looked like their 20-year friendship was over; especially when she gave him everything and tried to fight. The only thing that truly bothered me and made me drop a half point in my rating is them having sex without a condom. I understand she’s on birth control, been tested, and they talk, but we all know that birth control is not 100%, so I got a little bummed in the no sex without condom. The story was going fabulously until that moment, but as I said the sex is explosive, but I prefer safe sex.

The introduction to the Warrior Fight Club was wonderful done. I liked how that was weaved into the story. I also liked how we get into the characters heads and feel what they are feeling. As I said the author did her homework and made this one feel so real. I applaud Ms. Kaye. And, last the secondary characters introduced where great.

Fighting for Everything is profoundly emotional, deep and so real. I had a phenomenal time reading this novel and can’t wait to pick up the next one in the series.

Rated: 4.5 Stars

*Disclaimer: I received a complimentary copy provided by Laura Kaye with the sole purpose of an honest review. I also won a copy of this novel. All thoughts, comments and ratings are my own.

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2,314 reviews724 followers
May 22, 2018
4 - "It all starts with you..." Stars!

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It’s been a while since I have read anything by Laura Kaye mainly due to the fact I have no interest in MC or BDSM Club story-lines and that's is where her focus has lately been, no judgement, they are just not something that I am interested in. So seeing that her new series Warrior Fight Club was going to be based around wounded and recovering Vets, I was all over book one; Fighting for Everything like a cheap suit.

The guy did all kinds of justice to a pair of jeans... And she was horny as hell...

Noah and Kristina’s book had everything in it that I have come to expect from this author, heat, heart, emotion and humor. Best friends to lovers is one of my favourite tropes, but when you add into the fact that Noah, doesn’t think he has anything valuable in him left to give, and Kristina would give anything to help the most valuable person in her life recover from his demons, sparks are set to fly, and boy do they.

"I want to take care of you too…"

Their story wasn’t just about the sex though, Noah is dealing with some pretty serious issues from his time in the Marines, and the feelings of inadequacy, topped with a huge dose of survivors guilt have mixed together to such an extent that even getting out of bed some-days is more than he can deal with. He doesn’t want Kristina to see him like this though, and while he doesn’t believe he is relationship material, he definitely doesn’t want anyone to have her either.

Would another man measure up to him..? Why had she never before asked this question.

This is a couple that have to work for their happily ever after, and I liked that the author made them do that, for the sake of the story, it gave their eventual coming together more gravitas, because it wasn't just a paragraph of revelations and bang! 'I’m cured' and Noah is still very much a work in progress at the end of the book.

"Everything is different now… so much that I used to take for granted is just gone for me…"

Fighting for Everything was a really strong and emotional start to the Warrior Fight Club series. Plenty of secondary character introductions, great banter between the guys, and a whole lot for the author to build on with the future books in the series.

"I just want you… however you are."

Billy Parrish’s book is up next with Fighting for What’s His due for release in August, and Fighting the Fire due in October, it looks like 2019 is very much going to be the year me and Ms. Kaye reconnect!

ARC generously provided by the author via InkSlinger PR in exchange for the above honest review.
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935 reviews657 followers
May 22, 2018
Fighting for Everything is an intensely complicated friends to lovers romance. The friendship between Kristina and Noah started when they were just kids and it has sustained them throughout grade school, college and military deployments. But when Noah returns home injured and broken, just a shadow of his old self, his inability to deal with everything he's lost sets into motion a series of devastating setbacks to their friendship.

I adored this book for so many reasons. I love Laura Kaye's storytelling and I'm a sucker for a good friends to lovers romance so, of course, I thought Noah and Kristina were just perfect together. As friends, their dynamic is rife with humor and loyalty and a lifetime of sweet memories. But when the lines become blurred, their dynamic becomes sensual and electric and incredibly angsty. The course of events in this book are INTOXICATING. But man, does it hurt too. It's devastating to watch their friendship face such hardship as they try and fail to navigate the changes happening between them while Noah struggles with his demons. It hurts so good and it hurts so brutally all at once.

This book truly stands out as a haunting, all too real story of a soldier returning home dealing with injuries and PTSD. It was actually terrifying at times, not only watching Noah go through such a horrific point in his life, struggling with flashbacks and migraines and depression, but it also had me reeling with a ton of What Ifs? Noah's struggle is an internal one and it often feels like such a lonely war he's battling, a fight no one else understands, and it's one that left me terrified over all that could possibly come to be if he didn't get help. It truly makes you think of every veteran who can't find a way out, who gets lost in the cracks of a system that fails them. It'd be so easy for Noah to just succumb, to give up the fight in this situation, and as delicious as his romance with Kristina is, his fight for everything is heartbreaking and scary and absolutely relevant. It'll certainly stay with me long after I close the book.

Fighting For Everything is a story rich with heartache and hope, a story of second chances and unwavering love. It's a fight from start to finish, this story, a war to come back to the light after having struggled in the dark for too long, and it's Noah's fight to find himself and ultimately win back the one person who saw him through it all. I adored this story. As heartbreaking as it often was, it also became a story full of heartwarming possibility and healing and I truly adored it. I love a story that entertains but also feels profoundly important and Laura Kaye delivers that with Fighting For Everything. I can't wait for more from the Warrior Fight Club.
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2,102 reviews1,329 followers
May 26, 2018
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Fighting for Everything by Laura Kaye was everything you could have wanted and so much more. Kaye beautifully weaves brokenness, hope, romance and second chances in such a palpable manner. With her emphatic prose, she creates a connection to her characters in such a way that calls and tugs the heartstrings of her readers. There is just something about best friends to lovers trope that I loved and in this book, Kaye showcased a love that heals between Noah and Kristina as Noah battles his demons and remorse. So if you are looking for a book that highlights a poignant and heartbreaking story of life and love then I highly urge you to read this book.

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1,813 reviews614 followers
May 20, 2018
“I will always take care of you.”

Laura Kaye is one of those authors that end up surprising you at every single turn! I have no idea why I’m continually surprised by her stories. I know she’s an amazing writer and I adore all of her characters and all of her books, but when I crack open a new one by her, I’m floored by the emotional impact that is has on me. I think that’s a sign of an amazing author because no matter how much I know her writing and her style, she still has the ability to knock me off my feet! And that’s exactly what she did with Noah and Kristina’s emotional story.

Ms. Kaye always turn out romances that pack quite the emotional punch, leaving us with so much to think about. She brings to the forefront the impact that PTSD and TBI has on soldiers and the people closest to them. Let me tell you, it’s absolutely heartbreaking to me what they go through on a daily basis. It’s enlightening. It’s devastating. It’s real.

Our hero, Noah, is struggling with this. His oldest friend and our heroine, Kristina, wants nothing more but to take his pain away. Meanwhile, they both are experiencing feelings for each other that they didn’t see coming. Through the tragedy, they will find peace and love within each other, and the struggle that once was threatening, becomes a little less than.

FIGHTING FOR EVERYTHING is book one in Laura Kaye’s brand new series, Warrior Fight Club. You get a bit of a preview about what this club is all about in Noah’s journey and you get to meet some pretty incredible characters. I can’t wait to learn more about them and more about Warrior Fight Club in the upcoming books that are planned! I know this series is one to watch and I can’t wait to see what Ms. Kaye brings us next!

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3,180 reviews961 followers
August 13, 2018
This review was originally posted on Addicted To RomanceI received this book for free from Author in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.

Fighting For Everything is the first book in a new series by Laura Kaye. I was very intrigued about this book, I was sent this book by the author a while ago, and then totally forgot about it and when i realized I had this, I knew I needed to read this especially since I have been in the mood for a story just like this one. I always get a kick out of Laura Kaye's book and even though I wouldn't say that this book would be my favorite from Kaye, I did enjoy it quite a bit and it was such a heart wrenching romance that really tugged at my emotions.

Fighting For Everything begins its story when our hero Noah, has returned from his tour and has been medically discharged after getting a TBI, losing partial hearing and eyesight. He lost all the members of his team and barely survived on his own. Noah still bears the physical and emotional after effects of the trauma that he suffered. Even though he has returned home, he is not the same man he was when he left. He has changed and he doesn't know if he will ever be back to who he used to be. While at a BBQ that his family is hosting, he sees his best friend Kristina come to him and seeing her causes a severe panick attack, he sees the energy and the beautiful smile and he doesn't feel worthy of her and tries to flee away from her. But Kristina, knows that Noah is in a load of pain and the last thing he needs is solitude. He needs her, just in the way she has needed him in the past. So she goes in search of him and what begins as a act of comfort, turns into something she never expected....a HOT and passionate kiss that she never saw coming but one she was more than willing to participate in. But then Noah turns her away and practically pushes her out the door.

But Kristina refuses to give up on her best friend, and even though circumstances have changed between them, she knows that she has to give in and see what they can become and help Noah adjust to his new life here. Kristina starts to force Noah to face up to some of his fears and his feelings for her, they start to slowly reconnect but when things get too serious between them Noah can't handle it and pushes Kristina completely out of his life and breaks her heart in the process. He begins to unravel emotionally and mentally, and only when a least expected friend he finds at a recovery art class which brings him to the Warrior Fight Club, where he works out his frustations on the mat and finds some real friends that understand what its like, he finds his center and is able to focus on living again and fighting for Kristina and proving to her that he does love her....no matter how long it takes him.
This tattoo is about me, because I had to fix myself before I could do or have or be anything else. But this tattoo is also about you, because you were my reason, my inspirations, my hope against hope.

There was something so emotionally raw about this book. Now Laura Kaye does put me in a emotional swirl quite often, but this book was really different. I didn't know what I was quite expecting, but it wasn't this. These two characters really worked me in this book. From the beginning we see the strong chemistry that builds between them. I liked seeing the whole friends to lovers trope and this was done very differently. We get hints that the attraction had always been there but the friendship put the attraction on hold. But when Noah returns home, emotionally and physcially scarred, something shifts between them. Kristina knows that he is troubled, and being with him in the sense of a romantic long term relationship is going to be rough, she also would do anything for Noah. I loved seeing how committed Kristina is to Noah, and how she never truly gives up on him no matter how many times he tries to push her away.
You own every part of me. Everything I am or will be. Everything is yours.

We get to see the Warrior Fight Club and seeing Noah connect with other veterans and ex soldiers that have their own challenges and seeing him make a family with these men. Learning to spar, build up his strength and realize how much damage he is doing to himself and those that he loves. One of my favorite side characters was MO, he was AWESOME and brilliant and really helped Noah get his head on straight and didn't tell him nonsense, he really gave the truth to him straight and is such a solid friend to Noah. We see Noah go through quite a bit of growth and change and seeing him overcome the emotional tolls of PTSD and this is what I liked most about this story. Is seeing someone so damaged and hurting and at the bottom literally and then being able to rise above everything and make a good decent life for himself.
I want to stay right here, in your arms. Because this is right where I'm supposed to be.

Fighting For Everything was a story of growth, of change, of finding love when you least expect it and a courageous fight to live and to love with a fierce devotion....









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1,943 reviews336 followers
May 23, 2018

Fighting for Everything is part friends to lovers, part military recovery story! Noah has returned from the Marine Corp a different person-physically and mentally. He has severe physical injuries, extreme PTSD, and on top of that a big case of survivor's guilt. He feels so broken and worthless. Kristina has been his best friend for years, and she is the last person he wants to see him like this. Kristina is a teacher and totally in love with Noah. She is NOT going to let him push her away.

Noah's struggles are the central plot of the story really. His PTSD and injuries are the reason he pushes Kristina away, the reason he is angry, and the reason he feels worthless. While you get a friends to lovers romance, you also get to see a man fight his demons. The veterans fight club he creates is the outlet he needed, but also the outlet other vets needed. It was great to see Noah climb his way out of his depression and carve a new life. Kaye does a beautiful job writing the pain and guilt Noah feels, and also the determination Kristina has to get Noah through this tough time. My biggest struggle was that the story just didn't wow me. I think because I have read so many books it becomes difficult to wow me.

Fighting for Everything sets up the Warrior Fight Club series and I am thrilled to see where Kaye takes it! She writes deep, complex characters with profound emotions.

 

POV: dual 1st
Tears: no
Trope: veteran, friends to lovers
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2,836 reviews1,427 followers
May 29, 2018
I absolutely adore all of Laura Kaye's novels. They can be in any type of genre or series and I will read them as I can always expect her to deliver a hot sexy alpha male and the sassy and strong woman who brings him to his knees. So when I heard she was writing a wounded veterans series I could not jump on this fast enough. I loved Noah and Kristina. Their emotional connection was as strong as their physical one and their banter was just as hot. I absolutely loved them!

I love that in this novel the author was not afraid to dig deep and give an honest and painful depiction of the (sometimes) rough consequences veterans face when returning home. I thought Kristina was great. She was open and honest in her love and adoration for Noah where Noah was a broken damaged man. He was dealing with his PTSD after deployment, namely his own demons, survivors guilt, a new life with disabilities and his own insecurities about his lack of self worth. I thought the author wrote it beautifully. The angst and passion was fantastic. I can't wait for the next one! Bravo! 4 stars! ~Ratula

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Lordy, wounded heroes are my weakness! I love to see how they battle their way through to get to their new normal. Battle to beat the demons that haunt them. Battle to figure out that they deserve to be loved, just like everyone else.

Add in a best-friends to lovers part and I’m all in!

And that’s exactly what we have in this first book in the Warrior Fight Club. Noah is the wounded hero and his oldest and best-friend is Kristina. Best friends since they were kids, they’ve loved each other for years, but not “in love” with each other until Noah’s medical discharge.

Man, the fireworks and sparks between Noah and Kristina could light up a small country! They understand each other—know what the other is thinking, well, they USED to know before the injury. And that’s where the problems come in, where the inability to move forward into something more occurs.

I loved Noah and his attempts to recover in silence. His knowing that he wasn’t really getting better, but still trying. The Warrior Fight Club comes into play at just the right time—at the right moment, because Noah was spiraling. And whoa, did he fight to come back to his new normal self. I loved that this fight was not glossed over—that it was dark and difficult and an enormous part of Noah’s recovery.

Fighting for Everything was a terrific start to this new series. I loved the world building and cannot wait for the next one! ~ Missy, 4 stars
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304 reviews36 followers
May 23, 2018
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Premise: Noah and Kristina have been best friends for 20 years. He's home from the military after being injured and is actively suffering PTSD and other trauma. Though he is doing his best to hide his struggles, he is lashing out and pushing people away, especially Kristina. In the midst of all this, they both realize they've been in love with each other but Noah [believes] he cannot be with her because he is damaged.

Ok, so, let me start with it's not that I disliked this, but I definitely didn't love it. And I don't think that I'd recommend someone to pay the $5 to read it.

Here's what's good: This seemed like an authentic telling of a soldier coming back to life while dealing with PTSD and injuries that he will have to mitigate the rest of his life. You want to experience this man's journey and hope he pulls through. And it's satisfying to read him actualize his self-help journey.

Kristina isn't all that bad either, albeit a bit of an afterthought as a main character in my opinion. I definitely think she let's him take advantage of her too much in the beginning, but she toughens up shortly after. She's the first to come to terms with her feelings and instead of hiding and/or lying about them, she's honest. Yes it blows up in her face, but at least she recognized her breaking point and isn't a glutton for punishment. And yes, Noah does her pretty dirty.

The not so good: I'm here for the romance. To me, this just wasn't a love story. Especially when it hits that "friends-to-lovers" trope, I still need to feel the falling in love bit. But really, you have two friends who realize it's been love for quite some time and are both actively in love with each other from the start of this. Any of their "sexy" times [and their feelings that follow] in the beginning just feels abrupt and unexplained. I just couldn't connect to it on that level.

Once we know how everyone really feels, Noah is not in a place to accept or give love and he has to save himself first. But lashes out epically and hits rock bottom first. So to me, this is more of a self-worth and therapeutic journey than an actual romance.

Side note: Overall, the tone & flow is just not what I expected. I also really like this author and had pretty hefty expectations. Take the term "fight club" very loosely. This is just a story of Noah, and a little bit of Kristina. And even less of a fighter theme. And again, since they start off technically in love, the pace just feels off.

Epilogue: It's definitely a HFN. After going through such an emotional journey, I want to experience the MCs getting to live their best life together. What I do not like is when the epilogue is more of a snapshot of the MCs but then switches gears to set up the next person in the story.
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1,675 reviews178 followers
September 11, 2018
‘Fighting for Everything’ is something I decided to give a go because it does sound different from Laura Kaye’s offerings of late—MCs aren’t what I typically read and Kaye’s recent focus on that left me hanging in the wind. That it’s an earnest take on vets and the demons they bring home from war is a bonus because it shoves the spotlight on protagonists who are the furthest from the cocky, swaggeringly confident male romantic fiction loves to portray.

But the Warrior fight club bit doesn’t come in until much later, to my surprise. In fact, most of the book revolves around the constant push-pull between Noah and Kristina who’d practically known each other all their lives, who suddenly move from friendship to something more, seemingly out of the blue. Angst-ridden and drama-filled, Noah/Kristina’s constant push-pull (along with unhinged jealousy and dirty sex) takes centre-stage as Kaye pulls everything down to rock-bottom, then uses the fight club as the anchor to restart everything.

I did feel so very sorry for Noah in any case. The damage he’d suffered to his body, the pain he found himself in made it easier to understand his rationale for really not being in the right place for anything (even if it’s somewhat inexcusable) with his best friend. And as much as I dug Kristina for putting herself out there after getting the epiphany about having always loved him, her ultimatum to Noah however—either lovers or nothing without leaving friendship as the option had she not gotten what she wanted—felt somewhat unreasonable when Noah had loads to sort through on his own.

As a result, ‘Fighting for Everything’ was a middling read, at most. The caveat here is that the friend-to-lovers trope is one I’m the most sceptical about, and the closer the friendship to begin with, in essence, the more doubtful I am. And this is clearly my inability to believe how a switch suddenly flips and a protagonist suddenly realises he/she has been ‘in love’ all along with the other person after years have gone by with many other partners coming and going. It’s the obliviousness/pretence/delusion of the characters that typically keeps me from buying into this trope entirely; only rarely does it work for me and only under very specific conditions at least.

Apart from the romance, the camaraderie in the fight club shines through—the military brotherhood extended past military service is what Kaye excels at—and it’s something I do want to read more about. It does come in a little too late in this book, but seeing as this is only the start of the series, I’m curious to see how far Kaye will take this.
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757 reviews42 followers
May 1, 2018
5+Freaking Stars

Heart crushing, soul shattering emotions, make this the best book that I have read this year!!!

Laura Kaye always brings the best to you in her books, but the amount of work and research that she put into this book will amaze you. Anybody with family in the military knows what they go through on a personal level and that just adds more emotions to this book for me.

Noah, Oh Noah. My heart hurt for you and what you were going through alone. Kristina’s heart was crushed because she had lost her best friend and the man that she just discovered she was in love with. Little does Kristina know, that by her rejecting Noah, she just opened his eyes and saved his life.

This book is at the top of my favorites list for this year and probably longer. Everyone needs to read this book. This is the beginning of a new series and I can’t wait until book two releases.

Book received from author for an honest review.
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September 10, 2018
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This novel started off fairly interesting and with so much potential. Halfway through the story/audio book, it lost something critical which lead to me rushing through it just to get it over with. The overall writing style was good, but the pacing was slow and the character's only made it worse for me.

Kristina started off as a devoted, loyal and understanding friend. I loved how she wanted to help Noah get back on his feet out of sheer respect for him as a person. After Noah introduced the possibility of them being together and going back on it she became a needy and unsure annoyance. Then again, after all he put her through they actually deserve each other.

Noah was a marine who was discharged after an accident that left him with what seems like PTSD, hearing and sight loss on his left side (please correct me if I'm wrong!). I understand him lashing out in the beginning and maybe going back on his decision for something more with Kristina one time, but everything after that had me very angry. The hot and cold thing he had going on was becoming more and more frustrating by the minute. He ended up turning himself into a douche. At one point, it felt like the relationship was moving one step forward and 20 steps back because nothing concrete ever happened.

Ethan was a hidden gem in this book! This novel may not have officially contained a love triangle, but I'm still proclaiming myself as Team Ethan. He was so nice and understanding. At one point I was so annoyed at Noah I was hoping for there to be a plot twist for Ethan to have a chance. I'd love to read Ethan's story. He seems much more interesting than Noah.

I only finished this book because I sped up the narration times two in the last hour. This story was getting so unreasonable and the characters were so annoying that that was the only way I was going to contemplate finishing it in the first place. The universe the author created with this novel felt very small. I also would have preferred the 'Warrior Fight Club' being mentioned earlier in the novel because it was mostly filler up to that point. Considering it's also the name of the series I was getting worried when it took so long to get mentioned.

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The narration as a whole was great. I could differentiate between characters easily. My overall problem was due to the story and not with the narration.
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908 reviews143 followers
May 22, 2018
Fighting for Everything was such an emotional and heartfelt ride. I was immediately invested in the characters from the beginning and couldn't wait for them to get their HEA. Such a wonderful story!

These characters really got to me. Noah was complicated, in pain and turmoil, he had so many struggles and everyday battles. From the get go I was rooting for him, wanting him to be okay, to get better. Kristina was so sweet and caring, I loved her perseverance. They had an amazing friendship and I loved learning their history. They have a wonderful ease with each other, it’s playful and sweet but also strained. I really enjoyed Noah's journey to heal and find a new life to live. I adored Kristina and how determined she was. I also love her sticking to her guns and doing what was right for her. There was just so much passion between the two, a want and need I couldn’t get enough of.

There are a lot of ups and downs for Noah and Kristina, it could be intense! There's a lot of emotion mixed in with their passion. Sometimes I wanted to be mad at Noah but I got him and could feel his pain. I could feel that turmoil! If anything I was just waiting for that moment when he pulled it together and started fighting for more. The wait was so worth it!

I thought the writing was excellent and I loved the premise of the story. It flowed so well and I was caught up in everything. It was such a great balance between the emotion, the sweet and playfulness and sexier times. It gave me just what I needed at just the right time. I also really liked the cast of characters that was introduced and all the possibilities that could come from the series. I’m excited for more!

It was just a truly fantastic story. I loved every little detail, the raw emotion and vulnerability and this love between the two characters. This was an amazing friends to lovers romance with so much healing and hope! A must read for sure.

Complimentary copy received for honest review.
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2,841 reviews156 followers
May 23, 2018
Laura Kaye seems to have the patent for tortured alpha males - ones who have earned their scars fighting for their country but, one way or another, have not gotten the help they so desperately need, which leaves them finding outlets on their own terms, which either heal their wounds or send them spiraling even further.

Kaye’s newest hero, Noah Cortez, valiantly fought for his country, but now he has an even bigger fight on his hands - his own demons, and unless he admits his issues and seeks help for what’s sending him over the edge, he won’t be able to move forward with his life and have the chance to see where these newfound feelings for Kristina could take them both.

Kristina Moore is her own kind of fighter, so the fact that she feels helpless when it comes to her best friend and her inability to heal his emotional wounds, she’s devastated and that fact is compounded by the fact that Noah pushes her away because he feels it’s the only way to protect her from his issues. But Kristina isn’t willing to give up on the man she loves, which means that like it or not, Noah has someone fighting in his corner, willing to risk everything.

Fighting For Everything is an apt name for the battle that Noah and Kristina find themselves in throughout their friends-to-lovers story line; there are a significant amount of obstacles that have the potential to crush them, which means that their journey is an emotional one, full of angst fueled by Noah’s PTSD and brain injury and Kristina’s determination to not allow Noah to shut her out because their feelings for one another are worth the risks that come with fighting what seems to be an ‘unwinnalbe’ situation.

Because Noah and Kristina’s story is the first book in Kaye’s new Warriors Fight Club series, insights into the MMA gym where Noah finds an outlet for his frustrations and potential future heroes is necessary, and it definitely adds to the intrigue of what Laura Kaye has in store for her readers.

Despite the depth of Noah’s issue, Fighting Everything is a hopeful second chance romance story - one that realistically portrays the struggles that wounded heroes go through and what’s at stake if they remain untreated for all that they’ve endured. There were many times throughout the story that Noah’s actions frustrated me, but that was more because I saw what it was doing to Kristina and hated that for both of them, and it’s also because I was so invested in their relationship and quietly cheering for them to figure things out together instead of fighting separately while wanting the same thing.
I can’t wait for more stories in this series; I can’t get enough of Laura Kaye’s wounded heroes and the women who find a way to heal them!

4.5 Poison Apples (The Fairest of All Book Reviews)
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393 reviews59 followers
May 26, 2018


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If you've ever read anything by Laura Kaye, you know her stories pack a hell of a punch. But you don't usually feel it right out of the gate. One of the first things we learn about Noah Cortez is that he's partially blind and partially deaf from an IED overseas, where he lost most of the Marine unit he'd been fighting alongside.

This is a friends-to-lovers romance, and Noah and Kristina are adorable together. Their closeness as friends is 100% believable, so comfortable and easy-going that it's no surprise when one seems to always know random trivia about the other and makes a joke about it.

Laura Kaye's character-building is, as always, on point. These characters made me laugh, made me grip my chest in sympathy, made me feel. They're just so beautifully open and vulnerable, on the page even when not with each other. The dialogue just flows so naturally and the characters themselves are like the best friends you wish you'd always had—even the secondaries. Noah and Kristina smoke up the pages too.

Noah's journey in Fighting For Everything is intense and a little frightening. The Warrior Fight Club probably saves his life, he gets that close to the edge. And the supporting characters introduced in this book are strong.

This series is going to be something special, so don't miss a single book of it.
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1,222 reviews327 followers
July 1, 2021
DISAPPOINTED

I'm so angry that I even finished this. It contained most of my strong DISLIKES and I just, I didn't even finish it after the very unreal way the heroine just let the hero come back SO EASY after what he did and said. I wanted to straight up kill the hero off. I'm so disappointed honestly, I've read this author b4 and I'm just. Weak Hero and Heroine. Contains scenes of other man as in the heroine goes out with another man. Every time the hero fucked up, she let him off the hook so easy. He was weak in a bad way not a broken hero ex military way. I was happy when he found a way but that whole she let him back in so easy just rubbed me the wrong way, along with her calling the hero DUDE something about a friends to if I read dude coming from the heroine makes me cringe. Ugh just so disappointed and will not be reading the rest of the books even though the covers are freaking amazing along with their blurbs.
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3,985 reviews349 followers
May 29, 2018
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Welcome to the Warrior Fight Club!

Noah is home from his time at war and not taking to adjusting well. He is injured and lucky to even be alive but the civilian life isn't going too well for him. He is angry and frustrated and is just having a hard time putting his life in order. The only thing that is somewhat normal is his best friend Kristina. Being his friend for going on 20 years she gets him and she almost can soothe the torment inside of him.

Kristina is a teacher and just a bright presence. She can't wrap to save her life but her heart is all in. She is a bit quirky but she is fun and loving. She is also finding herself falling in love with Noah. He is supposed to be her best friend and not the person she has hot dreams about. But something in their relationship shifts and sometimes timing is everything and right now is a terrible time.

This book had a lot of substance and heartbreaking moments. Noah's journey is tough and I couldn't help be feel for him. Then there was Kristina who is just so free and nice that you want everything good for her. These two have a brutal chemistry and their fight against each other made me want to shake my kindle but there was a lot of personal growth that needed to be had. This book was sexy but it was more story and piecing back together. It was also the beginning of a series and I am looking forward to finding out more about these warriors.
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1,662 reviews141 followers
June 1, 2018
**3.5 Stars**

Noah and Kristina had only ever been friends, close ones, but friends nonetheless, even if Kristina may have had a crush on him for a while. But sometimes fate takes you down a path you never saw coming, and that's what happened to these two when Noah returned home from the Marines.

Noah has a secret, and he can't share it with his oldest friend. Instead, he pushes her away and finds another outlet for his anger...fighting.

Kristina loves teaching, yet she's unfulfilled. She wants more, and knows she deserves it, but the person that could possibly give it to her doesn't feel the same. Or does he?

As Noah and Kristina fight for and against what they have, depending on who you ask, Noah grows ever closer to the edge, and one wrong step could send him plummeting, and he may just take Kristina with him.

Can these two friends cross the line and find happiness together? What's Noah's secret? How will Kristina react when she discovers he's fighting? What happens when emotions get too high and the one you love the most gets hurt? Will Noah ever fully heal, emotionally, mentally, and physically? Is a HEA possible?

One-click now and follow along as two people realize what they truly needed was right there all along.

**I voluntarily read and reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.**
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636 reviews119 followers
April 30, 2018
Starting a new book by this author is always such a joyful feeling. Whether it’s a book in an already existing series or a first book in a new series like Fighting for Everything is. She has amazing writing skill and always knows how to ‘get to me’ on an emotional level not many authors know how to do to me and she always delivers such great reading experiences. So I definitely had some major expectations for this first book in a new series about army-vets and their story after they return from war and become a part of this Fighter Club.

And let me tell you; Laura Kaye delivered yet again! This book exceeded my expectations! What an emotional, heart-wrenching rollercoaster of a reading experience I just had, my god. This book is so much more than a romance story. This story is important and real and so, so beautiful
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Let me start by talking some more about Noah – our male protagonist - first, because Noah.. my god, what a phenomenally written character he is. I fell for him hard. He’s this vet guy, who came back from war when he was injured badly and he lost a lot of friends. So aside from having to deal with his physical injuries – he has a TBI, traumatic brain injury – he’s suffering from severe PTSD as well. And in his case, depression plays a huge part of his life now. So when a romance is blooming between him and his life-long best friend Kristina, it’s the best thing happening to him, but his demons are slaying him and causing disaster for the two of them.

Since I’m suffering from depression myself for a couple of years now, it was so easy to put myself in Noah’s position and feel relatable to how Noah felt. Sure, I didn’t experience the exact things he did while he was at war since I’m not a soldier, but his thoughts and feelings regarding himself and how he felt and how he got worse, felt all so real and relatable and made this book a really emotional read to me. It split my heart wide open and I was completely lost in this story right from the beginning.

.Despite agreeing to the best man at his brother's wedding, Noah was rocking some not-so-healthy feelings about the whole thing. Resentment that his brother's life seemed to be falling into place so easily. Jealousy that the guy had things Noah wasn't sure he'd ever find, now. Because what woman would want a man so twisted up inside that on some level he resented his own brother's happiness?


And Kristina was a really beautiful addition to this story, I think. I love friends-to-lovers-romances and this one was really special. Noah is this amazing, broken, character and Kristina remains hopeful, hoping she can get through to her friend while falling deeper in love with him. She’s funny, she’s loyal, she’s strong. She’s everything Noah needs and I loved reading her pov, loved reading how she thinks and feels regarding everything happening.

This story was such an intense and emotional read to me. Experiencing this beautiful romance developing, when at the same time Noah’s depression/PTSD is getting worse which definitely stirs up trouble for these two main characters. Noah remains in denial about his developing romantic feelings towards Kristina because he doesn’t think he deserves anything good anymore and Kristina tries so hard for herself and Noah to be there for him and help him and be the glue that holds him and their developing relationship together. But depression is a monster, lurking in the shadows to hit you when you’re at your lowest and really; you’re on your own when it comes to that point – Noah is definitely at that point in his life, that he feels like that and It’s so hard to come back from that.. In the end, YOU’re the one who has to DO something about it and it’s so hard seeing this beautiful romance developing and Kristina doing her best but her not 100% ‘reaching’ him. It’s hard reading from Kristina’s pov when all of this happens and there isn’t a thing she can really do for him except loving him while he pushes her away and it’s hard reading from his POV, knowing he’s at this point in his life.

"Depression does that. Makes everything seem worse than what it is. I know that first-hand." Noah dropped his gaze to the floor again, and he fought against the know suddenly in his throat and the sting at the backs of his eyes for all he was worth. Because his depression had never been this bad, not even right after his injury. And deep down he hated himself for not being stronger, for not just willing himself to get the fuck over it already.


It’s thanks to Laura’s phenomenal writing that this book is yet again such an intense, emotional, heart-wrenching read from the beginning ‘till the end. Her writing about vets and PTSD and them suffering from mental and physical issues has been written down so beautiful and sad at the same time. It’s terrible, knowing how many vets are suffering each day like Noah does and how many don’t get the right help and/or never get to come back from this suffering, work on themselves and end up committing suicide. Every book/story Laura writes feels so palpable and real, but this book hit me the hardest in the best and worst way possible. Maybe because of the depression in this book and how it hits so close to home, but her way of writing about vets and them suffering from PTSD and such, is so incredibly touching and emotional and it hit me right in the feels.

He wasn't sure he'd ever seen her expression as devastated as it'd been after those words spilled from his lips. Sure, she'd schooled her reaction pretty damn fast, but after nearly twenty years as her best friend, even when she didn't want him to know what was going on in that pretty head, he could read her like an open book.
It was just that, he was devastated, too. Devastated to realize how much he wanted someone that he had no damn right to want - not when he didn't have the ability to take care of her the way she deserved.

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This book was such a beautiful, heart-wrenching, emotional, sad and realistic reading experience and one of the most impressive reads I’ve read so far. It’s a Laura Kaye read like no other I think, but at the same time, it’s everything I’d expected of this author, in the best way possible. This story really got to me and it made me cry, ache, love, laugh and cry some more. My heart was being ripped apart and I couldn’t do anything other than hoping Laura would put it back together again while experiencing it all alongside Noah and Kristina, two amazing characters who stole my heart in the process. I came to care for them SO much and they’ll be in my thoughts long after finishing this read, that’s for sure. The romance is so addictive and perfectly well developed, the sexiness is off the charts hot - as something Laura knows how to write so well. The chemistry between these characters sparks off the pages. The storyline development and most of all the amazing character development are all in perfect balance with one another. There isn't one remark I could find to talk about, just none.

There’s so much to rant and fangirl about though, so much to love about this book. I can keep on ranting about this book forever, lol. I couldn’t stop reading, even though I was falling apart on several occasions. This book is beautiful and special and the writing is just phenomenal. After this extremely extended review, I still feel like I haven’t nearly expressed enough how amazing the book is. I just can’t put into words how beautiful I think this book is and how huge of an impact it made on me. What a phenomenal first book in a new series and I already can’t wait to read the next books. If they’re anything near as good as this one is, I’m bound to buy a LOT of tissues and armor my heart, lol.
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To Laura: THANK YOU SO MUCH for Fighting for Everything. With this story, you gave me something to hang on to when I’m experiencing my own darkness. I can’t put into words how much you made me feel thanks to reading Noah and Kristina’s story but I just had to put in a special note for you, thanking you for sharing this beautiful story. – “IT ALL STARTS WITH YOU”
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an e-arc was received in exchange for an honest review
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2,506 reviews390 followers
May 27, 2018
Oh wow, Laura Kaye does tortured heroes unlike any other - prepare to have your heartstrings tugged with Fighting for Everything.

Our tortured hero in question is Noah Cortez, ex-marine who has been medically discharged, costing him part of his sight, part of his hearing and more than a little of his sanity. It is the mental health issues that Noah truly has problems coming to terms with. Take it from someone who has issues with anxiety and depression, it really is something that you have to convince yourself is an illness when society has previously deemed it as contrived and a weakness. Struggling to find his identity without the military defining him, Noah understandably has some anger issues with all he has lost. What he doesn't count on is the changing dynamic between himself and his best friend, Kristina.

Kristina is a beautiful, compassionate person who values family and friends above all else. Having struggled with her own families mental health issues, Kristina would do anything to help her best friend get through this difficult time in his life. Unfortunately, this only serves to make undermine Noah's confidence further. However, the brewing attraction between them catches Kristna by surprise, she has always loved Noah but it comes as a shock to realize that she not only loves Noah but is in love with him, no-one else has ever matched up to him and she has a feeling no-one ever will.

Unfortunately, Noah's issues create a rift between them, negating 20 years of friendship and leaving bittersweet memories in its place. Without Kristina, Noah is adrift, attending an art therapy class for veterans opens Noah's eyes to just how low he has become and with that the realization that he is not alone, others have been through what he is currently experiencing and can help guide Noah back into a better emotional position. 

People come into our lives for a reason and this is made poignantly clear within Fighting for Everything. By attending the art therapy, Noah is introduced to Moses and a few other vets, who in turn introduce him to the Warrior Fight Club which helps Noah deal with his anger issues in a controlled, positive manner. I really do hope that there are such facilities in real life, what a wonderful way to connect with others and regain yourself in the process. This also introduces some colorful character into the mix who I would love to see developed further as the series progresses.

Noah is the only one who can help himself, but he is able to realize that it isn't a flaw to ask for help. Luckily, Noah is able to understand the depth of his feelings for Kristina and endeavors to prove to her he is now aware that he does deserve her love ♥

I hope we get to see a lot more of Noah and Kristina as the series continues, they make such a wonderful couple, heart pitter-patter inducing romance ♥
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635 reviews56 followers
May 3, 2018
4.5 Stars. I really enjoyed this story. So much. But, it made me so sad too, the idea that real veterans in our country are dealing with many of the same issues as Noah did in the story. It's heartbreaking, and they need more help, in any form that works for them. 22 dying a day is totally unacceptable. I hope there are real organizations out there like Warrior Fight Club, and the art classes, and anything else that these heroes feel might help them, in any way they need. This story really opened my eyes to this issue, and I'm going to see what I can do to help in my own way. Now, on to the book!

Noah Cortez is a mess. He was medically discharged from the Marine Corps after a traumatic brain injury and deafness and partial blindness on one side of his body, due to an IED in combat. He's been at loose ends ever since. His emotions are all over the place, he has PTSD flashbacks, he gets debilitating migraines, and while his family and friends only want to help, he can't seem to stand being around anyone for too long. Except his lifelong best friend, Kristina. With her, he can simply be himself, and it's as close to his old self as he's felt in quite some time. This has led him to have some feelings toward her he's never had before. They've always just been buddies. Always. And he's in no shape to take care of himself, much less Kristina. He knows she deserves far more than what he can give her.

Kristina Moore loves teaching, and she loves her best friend Noah, but she's never felt like THIS toward him before. She's noticing how much he's grown up, and how sexy he is since she last saw him. He's been avoiding her, and she's not having any more of it. She only wants to help him, even if what helps him is for her to get closer to him than she ever dreamed. But will her heart still be in one piece after? She's willing to take the risk.

I really loved the camaraderie, and banter between Noah and Kris. You could tell they'd known each other forever, and they always called each other on their BS. The sexy times were super steamy, and their chemistry definitely carried over from their friendship into the new intimacy they were experiencing. I enjoyed watching them fight and succumb to their feelings. There were many times when I wanted to smack Noah for being an insensitive ass, but I also felt for him so much, as he was truly struggling, and was trying to protect Kristina from getting even more hurt. I respected Kristina so much for always speaking her truth, and not being afraid to put herself out there. They really complemented each other, and were there for each other in different ways, throughout the story.

I really loved all the side characters that Noah met through the art class, and especially through the Warrior Fight Club. They really made him see his life was worth fighting for, and that they were there to help him fight, and to show him how to, when he needed it. He took the lessons he learned there to heart, and I loved watching him bloom.

My only real complaint is that I wish we'd seen more of them happy at the end. I understand that Noah had a great struggle, and that it took time to come to terms with his new life, and accept it, but I really would have loved to see more of them settling into their new normal together. But, I will say that Noah gives good grovel. And I ADORE a good hero grovel. Most of the epilogue focused on setting up book 2, which I am quite excited about, but I was left wanting more of Noah and Kris. But, I guess that's ultimately a good thing! I'm very excited for Billy's story next, as it includes my very favorite trope, best friend's little sister!!

ARC provided by Author in exchange for an honest review.
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2,324 reviews17 followers
May 31, 2018
FTC DISCLAIMER: I RECEIVED AN E-ARC FROM THE PUBLISHER THROUGH INKSLINGER PR. I VOLUNTARILY OFFER MY HONEST REVIEW OF THE BOOK, THOUGH IT IS NOT EXPECTED OF ME! RECEIPT OF THIS BOOK IN THIS MANNER DOES NOT AFFECT MY OPINION OF THE BOOK OR THE CONTENT OF MY REVIEW!

I have read several of Laura Kaye's books, and I am always saddened when she ends a series, because they are always well written and engaging stories. This book was no exception to that standard!

It was a bit of a different take for Ms. Kaye, but a very necessary and enlightening one. The story focuses on Noah, a war vet with Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), and the beginning of his friends to lovers relationship with Kristina. The story felt very realistic to me, and shed a lot of light on what many of our returning veterans are going through. I also really liked the descriptions of how Noah began to learn how to cope with his emotions and situation.

The romance between Noah and Kristina was where the book lost a star for me. I hated Noah's on again/off again nature when it came to Kristina, and while I could understand why he did it, it wasn't something I liked. Sometimes, Kristina felt a little too weak willed for my tastes as well, almost becoming a doormat quality heroine. The ending of the book really pulled it out for me!

The book also felt a bit rushed toward the end of things, which I didn't care for, especially with it being on the shorter side. I would have preferred to see the book a bit longer to compensate for everything that was happening in the book, but the book did end satisfactorily. All things considered, it was a wonderful read, and one I would continue the series with!
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307 reviews40 followers
May 15, 2018
This book is what I have come to expect from a Laura Kaye book, especially a military related one - emotional, intense and raw at moments, respectful, sexy and sweet. The biggest thing I can say here is that the issues related to Noah's TBI and PTSD were handled incredibly well. It's clear that Ms. Kaye took the time to truly understand these issues and not just on the surface, but how the lives of someone with these issues are affected over a long period of time, from daily tasks to jobs, personality changes, to family and friends to other relationships.

Now on to the rest of the book. I liked Kristina as well. There was a long standing friendship between these two before the book's starting point. Kristina was definitely a positive influence on Noah, but it wasn't one of those "her love miracle cured him" storylines at all - he did the things he needed to do to manage his issues. The relationship side is maybe a bit more like a 4.5 star for me just due to a couple of super super minor things, but overall, I LOVED the book and I think it definitely falls in at 5 stars. I can't wait to read the rest of the series. I recommend this book and if you haven’t tried Laura Kaye before, this is a fabulous time to start!

*I received an ARC of this book and I voluntarily chose to provide a review.
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626 reviews28 followers
July 1, 2018
Great first book in this new series! This story was very touching. I not only was hooked in by the best friends to lovers plot and all of the angst that entailed, but I was also very moved by how Noah's PTST/TBI was written, as well as the very important and unwavering support and friendship he received from the other veterans while going through his struggles. All of the various friendships and relationships kept me invested in this story. Additionally, some of the inspirations for a couple of the ideas in the book are explained in the acknowledgements, and it made it all the more special.

Can't wait to read the next book in this series! :-)
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