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For the longest moment Zack's brain couldn't process the sight in front of him. Seven years, ten months and twenty-seven days. That was how long it had been since he'd seen her. That was how long it had been since he'd lived a life without regret.

 

Fight promoter Zack Grayson is on the prowl for a rising star. As the top recruiter of a prestigious MMA promotion company, he wants to take someone where he was never able to go: the top of the professional league. He didn't expect that someone to be the woman he loved...and left.

 

Top-ranked MMA amateur fighter Shayla "Shilla the Killa" Tyler built walls around her heart when Zack left her seven years ago—and again when her husband turned violent. Now, seeing Zack is nearly enough to send those walls crumbling. But she can't risk the exposure of the limelight, and she definitely can't risk another heartbreak.

About the Author: Sarah Castille is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Redemption Series, Sinner’s Tribe Motorcycle Club series, Legal Heat series and the Ruin & Revenge series. A recovering lawyer with a fondness for dirty-talking alpha males, she now is a full-time writer, who lives on Vancouver Island. Sign up for her newsletter to hear about new releases: http://sarahcastille.com/subscribe/

 

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I tried guys, I really did, but a happy hour beer is just way more my style than an after work workout.

 

I found these great posters of workout motivational talk imposed on pics for drinkers.  Changing your perspective of something is really inspiring and refreshing!

After struggling a bit with Strand I sought out Galway Kinnell, easily my favorite poet. I had not yet read this new collection of poems and quickly digested it in a sitting. Kinnell is easy to read, like a person talking with you in the room. But unlike conversations you can return to Kinnell's poems again and again. He is earthy, strong, yet gentle in his words and subjects. This volume contains "When the Towers Fell," and hard to read but not sentimental refection on Sept. 11. As he ages so does his interest in life and death, but with the laughter and sorrow he is able to pull off in one poem. This book also contains a CD of him reading which I have yet to listen to, but look forward to hearing. I may have borrowed this book from the library, but I'll be purchasing it soon.