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Fighting for What's His by Laura Kaye
5.0
4 1/2 out of 5
This is another great book in this series. I really like the concept of the Warrior Fight Club. I like that the veterans are finding the camaraderie there that they had within the services. Billy on the surface looks like he has things under control. Under that though, he is dealing with a heavy load of survivor guilt. Billy does a favor for his best friend and lets his friend's sister stay with him while she looks for an apartment. Shayna had a big crush on Billy when she was younger. She's in DC for a new job and a new start. She's also dealing with survivor guilt. Their first meeting in years ends on a very funny note. Billy was able to open up to Shayna in ways that he wasn't able to share with others. I like how they found things in each other. I, also, like how they weren't fixed by the end of the book. That they were going to work together on what they needed to fix within themselves.
This is another great book in this series. I really like the concept of the Warrior Fight Club. I like that the veterans are finding the camaraderie there that they had within the services. Billy on the surface looks like he has things under control. Under that though, he is dealing with a heavy load of survivor guilt. Billy does a favor for his best friend and lets his friend's sister stay with him while she looks for an apartment. Shayna had a big crush on Billy when she was younger. She's in DC for a new job and a new start. She's also dealing with survivor guilt. Their first meeting in years ends on a very funny note. Billy was able to open up to Shayna in ways that he wasn't able to share with others. I like how they found things in each other. I, also, like how they weren't fixed by the end of the book. That they were going to work together on what they needed to fix within themselves.