Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 I really didn't think that Jeanette Murray's Below the Belt series could get any better, I didn't think I could love these characters anymore and I didn't think that I would love this story as much as I did the others, but I was never so wrong...Fight to the Finish is a glorious and magnificent romance and a spectacular (hee hee) way to end a series! 
 Yoga instructor, blogger and single Mom Kara has spent the last 10 years of her life devoted to her son and learning to live with all of his food allergies. The struggle has been real, the medications and special foods expensive but she wouldn't change her life for anything. He son, Zach has been worth is all including the headaches and limitation she has because of his sperm donor father. Sexy Marine lawyer Graham Sweeney make her nervous as hell, but knowing it can go nowhere she's resisted his attempts to be more than friends but with her son's hero worship growing stronger every day and the realization that Graham is one of the best men she knows it's becoming harder and harder to keep saying no. 
 For the last two books it has been very interesting watching Kara and Graham circle around each other and while I liked them both I'll admit I worried a bit about the relationship but Graham showed time and time again that he is not such a good man, but a great one. I'm a sucker for a good guy hero and I'll tell you Graham Sweeney is right up there at the top of the heap with some of my all time favorites. I loved that he took the time to get to know both Kara and Zach and that he wanted to understand everything about Zach's special needs, that he understood Kara's need for control, that he so effortlessly jumped in to assist with Zach when he needed to talk to someone other than his mom, and that he wanted to make Kara's life better even if she didn't want him in it. 
 There was much at play in this book including the Marine boxing team training for the All Military Games, the mystery of the ongoing vandalism to the boxing team's space, equipment and cars, Kara's legal battles, and the end of the team and everyone moving on after the games. It would have been easy for the romance to get lost especially with a young boy around, but the author did a great job of making sure this couple got time together and not just for intimate times, for comfort, for talking and for falling in love. 
 I have thoroughly enjoyed each and every book in this series and I am sad to see this series end, but it is going out on such a high note and Ms. Murray should be proud of the outstanding job she's done with not only Fight to the Finish but each and every story in this series. In the words of Marine's everywhere, "Oo-rah!" 
 Review copy provided for an honest review.