Worth the Fight Books in Order
Part ofSidney Halston Books in OrderExplore Sidney Halston's Worth the Fight books in order, with a reading list and short summaries to help you follow the series and choose your next read.
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Worth the Fight books in publication order
6 books
Against the Cage
by Sidney Halston
2014
Returning home to help her troubled brother, Chrissy Martin accidentally strikes the officer who stops her car. He turns out to be Jack Daniels, her teenage crush and an MMA fighter, sparking attraction complicated by family ties.
Full Contact
by Sidney Halston
2014
Recovering from a violent boyfriend's attack, Jessica Cross cautiously emerges from hiding. MMA fighter Slade Martin wants to earn her trust, but his reputation and her painful experience make a new relationship far more complicated than their attraction.
Below the Belt
by Sidney Halston
2015
MMA fighter Tony Marino rebuilds his damaged career with trainer Francesca Silva's help. Their attraction challenges her determination to keep work and love separate, especially when his next opponent brings her failed marriage back into their lives.
Laid Out
by Sidney Halston
2015
Violet Channing's childhood best friend Cain Sorensen returns as a hardened special-operations veteran, mercenary and MMA fighter. Their attraction pushes toward romance, but Cain believes the danger surrounding his life makes him the wrong man for her.
Fighting Dirty
by Sidney Halston
2016
Wealthy Brazilian banker Enzo Silva dreams of becoming a professional MMA fighter and falls for bartender Jamie Lynn Calhoun. Her guarded independence and his privileged background create friction as they discover an attraction crossing their very different worlds.
Stacked Up
by Sidney Halston
2016
Single mother Penny Richards works two jobs after leaving her controlling stepfather's privileged household. MMA fighter Travis Calhoun draws out a side of her she has suppressed, but responsibility, secrets and class differences complicate their growing attachment.
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