There is no clear description of the hero, other than he weighs 160 pounds -- he's a middleweight boxer on the rise -- has long blonde hair, blue eyes, and a big stick.
The heroine's sports agent job was constantly threatened if she didn't tow the line by convincing her client to fight fighters suggested by her boss. An agent essentially works on behalf of their client athlete, but the heroine was never given the option of saying no, she in turn, gave her client no choice. All in the guise that he had to do it for the sake of his career. How do you commit a boxer to an opponent/match without input from the boxer and his trainer? The hero was blindsided each time and never felt ready to take on an opponent until he was inside the ring.
This is a short story and ends at 52 percent. Includes a revised bonus version of 'At Last' that is no longer available to purchase.