There isn’t any concern that he won’t be ready. There wasn’t even a hint of jeopardy for Reid not fighting and not being prepared. He is being criticized all over the place because the undercard events for the smaller fighters won’t take place either which means many people will go without a payday. A recent MMA fighter dropped out due to injury and the remaining title contender refused a different challenger. The ability of the top of the card to fight an event is very important. Reid needs to be in shape for a Championship bout in two months. I didn’t learn much about MMA and fighting as a sport which was disappointing. Of course, at the same time, Lucie is out trying to hook her doctor.

(If that isn’t one of the weakest lines to get a girl into bed, I don’t know what is). Finally they both agree to sleep together in order to bolster Lucie’s confidence. Most of the time is given over to Reid’s seduction lessons which included shopping scenes, make up scenes, and kissing scenes. Very little of either occupation – either therapy or fighting – is shown. When Reid Andrews, an old friend, offers seduction lessons in exchange for one on one physical therapy, Lucie agrees.īoth Lucie’s profession as a physical therapist and Reid’s profession as a fighter are only given light attention. Unfortunately he is asking for the phone number for her best friend. Lucie Miller is a physical therapist in love with the orthopaedic doctor she works with. The $2.99 purchase price didn’t hurt and neither did the trope: best friend of the older brother. When I saw this book featured an MMA fighter as the hero, I immediately snapped it up. Jane C Reviews Athlete / Contemporary / makeover 7 Comments AugREVIEW: Seducing Cinderella by Gina L.

Seducing Cinderella by Gina L. Maxwell