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 My Take: 
 There comes a time -- and any reader can attest to this -- when you realize a little too late: THIS IS NOT A ME BOOK. You try to get into it. You ignore the small things that would normally irritate you, and you continue solely for the entertainment. But it gets harder and harder to take anything within the pages seriously. The Struggle is Real. 
 Sadly, Hard to Fight is that book for me. 
 I love the premise. Female Bounty Hunter on the hunt for a dangerous fugitive. I mean, GIRL POWER. I even liked Grace at first. She is strong (physically), witty and has this deep desire to prove her worth in the business, since there are many that do not take her seriously. But what bothered me is all her bad assery went out the window when she meets her target. Not to mention, when times get tough, she failed, again, to channel her inner bad ass. 
 As far as the romance goes, Pure Insta Love. Don't get me wrong - the physical attraction between the two was there. But the development of their relationship was fast, unrealistic and honestly? EYE ROLL INDUCING. Maybe I am over the bad boy gets the girl because "he's soooo hot" thing? Not sure. But I didn't find anything about Raide "swoony," let alone, likable. Speaking of Raide -- he is proof that the word LADY as a term of endearment is not sexy. "Oh, yeah. I got your number, lady" NO. 
 One other thing that bothered me. There were characters in the story that were suppose to play a major part into Grace's characterization, ie her mother and sisters. They were just horrible people. It wasn't the fact that they were horrible; they were written TOO horrible, forcing us to feel sympathetic towards Grace. And the resolution? WHAT resolution? Pardon, but if someone treated me that way for years and just gave me a hug and said, "I'm sorry" is not enough. It felt like an added plot device. 
 Overall - Hard to Fight fell flat for me. I enjoyed the snark and the sexy scenes were hot -- but this is not enough to sate me. Still, other readers may enjoy this one immensely! 
 *I received a copy of this book from in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.*