I understand being unable to trust people but even after telling someone they can trust her and that she trusts them, that's not really the case. Sierra is in college yet I didn't see her study on page even once, the girl didn't even bring it up as if she had already done it. When she walks in on her boyfriend Jax cheating on her with her sister Beth, she doesn't know what to do. I also loved seeing how Kayden was with Sienna such as, “…during those few rare moments when he lets his guard down, theres a kind of genuineness there that softens me and makes me feel all gooey inside. I didn't really hate anything about them although Sierra pissed me off a couple times with her choices, mostly at the end of the book.

That's when I broke and had to take a break from this book for 3 days before i felt emotionally ready to continue. Without giving too much away, this whole journey of Sienna's self-healing from a breakup (because of cheating from the other party) was honestly so real and just amazing. While Kayden's overall motivation made more sense to me in his edition of the book, I still found myself unable to connect to Kayden’s specific flavour of flirtation and banter. With Julian slowly chipping away at her insecurities about going pro and Kayden’s final push to force her to think about her own decisions, Sienna really turned the story around and got the perfect revenge by investing in herself.

Although I had read this story a while back on Wattpad, it was a good refresher to be back in the world of the book, and reacquaint myself with the characters I fell in love with originally. He's no longer just there to drive the plot but in the end, he's there to put thoughts in the head of our main characters - Sienna and Kayden.

Read all A successful boxing trainer discovers that her boyfriend, a reigning champion, has been cheating on her with her own sister. When I tell you this book was so nostalgic for me since I first read it back when it was just on Wattpad, I was so excited to read the physical copy, especially with it now being made into a movie!

The film also stars Matthew Noszka, Jay DeMerit, Nicholas Duvernay, Ross Butler, Manu Bennett, Poppy Gilbert, and Bree Winslow. Now those fans will get to see the characters of Sienna, Kayden, and Jax brought to life by actors Kiana Madeira, Ross Butler, and Matthew Noszka. He's moody, resentful, and has a lot of issues, but he is indeed a great fighter — perhaps one of the best if it weren't for the fact that he has been defeated in the ring by none other than Sienna's ex. She knows that Jax (her ex) treasures one thing the most, continuing his reigning underground championship. i really liked the premise of this book, and was super excited to read it but the whole book felt like a first draft.

Then, after dating for two more weeks, they break up for a completely senseless reason, and Kayden just leaves with literally no explanation. Out for revenge, Sienna pushes Kayden to his limits during training--determined to have him beat her ex in the championship fight.

M-au cucerit și Brett, dar și Evans, fratele vitreg, respectiv prietenul cel mai bun al lui Kayden, m-am distrat teribil când apăreau în cadru și râdeam din suflet, serveau amuzament pe pâine ☺️, iar când li se alătura și Sienna, nu aveai cum să te plictisești.

I truly forgot some of the emotional parts of this story especially with Kayden’s past which by the way was tragic. It centers on Ever Wong (Liao), whose summer takes an unexpected turn when her parents surprise her with a trip to Taipei for a cultural immersion program. I wouldn't have minded if it wasn't for the previously mentioned tattoos and other stuff I won't spoil. I spent so much of my time reading wondering why Sienna and Kayden liked each other, or how they fell in love. Dang, I was really out pumped up by all the training sessions, romance, spice, good humor, and then I remembered all the tragic stuff and sad parts and I was immediately feeling sad.The e-book version that I had, had many places where the formatting was all over the place and inconsistent. Since posting the series online, it has accumulated a total of 170 million reads combined and nabbed the People’s Choice Award in the Wattys competition in 2015 and 2016. I also felt like I was missing something, due to the fact that when Sienna and Kayden first start practising he addresses their practice as abuse.