In My Final Match, My Girlfriend Beat Me Down in the Ring
From the back cover
Ridgeport's underground fighting ring had one unwritten rule.
Your last match before you walked away was a death match. Whoever lost, left their life behind.
Almost everyone was sure I'd leave safely.
For six months straight, I'd held the top spot on the fighters' list without a slip.
I never thought I'd see Georgia James in that ring.
Every move I knew, she'd taught me.
Fighting her, I would lose. There was no other outcome.
The whistle blew, and blow after blow landed on me, tight and vicious.
Then a clean, sharp crack of breaking rib, and I went down.
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