Fighter Erotic Romance Series by Scott Hildreth

Since she was sixteen years old, Kace Meadows has known love hurts, literally. Now, after ten years in an abusive relationship, she is realizing what she has isn't love or a healthy relationship. No matter what she does, she can't win. One day, while in an argument with her boyfriend in public, she meets an unlikely hero. Shane Dekkar is a cocky but rather modest unknown boxer. Growing up in Compton, California, he knows what it takes to be tough, street smart and how to fight... moreSince she was sixteen years old, Kace Meadows has known love hurts, literally. Now, after ten years in an abusive relationship, she is realizing what she has isn't love or a healthy relationship. No matter what she does, she can't win. One day, while in an argument with her boyfriend in public, she meets an unlikely hero. Shane Dekkar is a cocky but rather modest unknown boxer. Growing up in Compton, California, he knows what it takes to be tough, street smart and how to fight. He battles his inner demons in the boxing ring and has never lost a match. After losing his grandfather he moves to Austin, Texas. Almost immediately upon arrival into the new city, Shane witnesses an argument between Kace and her boyfriend. When he tries to intervene, he is assured by Kace it is simply a disagreement. Shane's instinct tells him otherwise; he sees the pain and fear in her eyes as he watches them drive away. When they meet by chance again two years later, Shane sees their meeting as fate. less

VEE - I'm an attorney, and a damned good one. In the courtroom, I kick ass and take names. I don't back down from any case, and I don't make plea bargains. I fight like my life depends on it. Out of the courtroom, I like to relinquish total control to my man. My only rule? I've got to be in a relationship. Ripp - I'm good at two things: F*cking and fighting. I box professionally, and I kick anyone's ass who is dumb enough to fight me. When it comes to sex, I give 'em all I've got... moreVEE - I'm an attorney, and a damned good one. In the courtroom, I kick ass and take names. I don't back down from any case, and I don't make plea bargains. I fight like my life depends on it. Out of the courtroom, I like to relinquish total control to my man. My only rule? I've got to be in a relationship. Ripp - I'm good at two things: F*cking and fighting. I box professionally, and I kick anyone's ass who is dumb enough to fight me. When it comes to sex, I give 'em all I've got. But, I don't do relationships. Not now. Not ever. less

Book 2 of 2 in Mike Ripton's story. Yes, HEA, no cliffhanger. Written in a manner that can allow the reader to enjoy this book as a stand alone steamy fighter erotica. **WARNING** 18 and over only. Tattooed, muscular, boxing, motorcycle riding bad boy Mike Ripton is a fighter who loves two things, Fucking, and fighting. He's a champion at both. One small problem, the latter has him in a court battle facing a murder charge... moreBook 2 of 2 in Mike Ripton's story. Yes, HEA, no cliffhanger. Written in a manner that can allow the reader to enjoy this book as a stand alone steamy fighter erotica. **WARNING** 18 and over only. Tattooed, muscular, boxing, motorcycle riding bad boy Mike Ripton is a fighter who loves two things, Fucking, and fighting. He's a champion at both. One small problem, the latter has him in a court battle facing a murder charge. As Mike prepares to face trial for murder, his attorney prepares to do the one thing she does in a courtroom, win. Vivian Simon is tough in her battling what she believes is right. And this case, deep in her heart of hearts, she believes she's right. The Hero in this book is tough, but the heroine just might be tougher, in the courtroom, that is. Prepare for the unexpected. Prepare for a battle not only in the courtroom, but in the lives of all involved. This book wraps up the story of Mike and Vee, and does so in a manner that will leave you satisfied. Is it what you'll expect? It never is when Mike Ripton's involved. Warning, strong sexual content, mature reader's only. less

Unbroken is the fourth and final book in the "UNDEFEATED" series. This book follows the lives of Shane and Kace from book One - UNDEFEATED, and is the follow up to book one. As Shane Dekkar prepares for the biggest fight of his career - the Heavyweight Championship of the World - life throws him an unexpected uppercut so damaging he takes a step back and reconsiders EVERYTHING... moreUnbroken is the fourth and final book in the "UNDEFEATED" series. This book follows the lives of Shane and Kace from book One - UNDEFEATED, and is the follow up to book one. As Shane Dekkar prepares for the biggest fight of his career - the Heavyweight Championship of the World - life throws him an unexpected uppercut so damaging he takes a step back and reconsiders EVERYTHING. In his reevaluation of life and all things in it, he migrates to where he found comfort for years, street fights and bare knuckles matches for spare cash. Risking his career, health, the championship, his relationship, and his friends, Shane must find a way to rise from the muck and mire he's living in and either fight for what he believes in, or remain where he currently finds comfort - in the bowels of society. Can people truly change or do we always naturally migrate to a place of comfort in hard times? Will Shane go back to his love, friends, and life, or will he revert to his roots and be a loner? Best described in A-Train's discussion with Ripp, Shane just might be "Unbroken"... "I've seen what exposing a man to violence and bloodshed can do, Ripp. I've witnessed it first hand. Some men take exception to it from the start, and those men can recover. The savages? The men who came from a life of violence? Well, they actually find comfort in it. There isn't a way to fix 'em, because they aren't really broken. Lemme ask you a question. If you take a wolf out of the wild, does it take the wild out of the wolf?" Unbroken, the final chapter in the Undefeated series. *WARNING* This book contains scenes of graphic violence and sex that some readers may find offensive. less