Books & Spoons Review: Fighting For Keeps by Jennifer Snow

He's kryptonite. And she needs all her strength…

Noah Parks is the ridiculously gorgeous, motorcycle-riding, cage-match-fighting equivalent of kryptonite for Lindsay Harper. And she's going to need every last ounce of her strength now that she's the legal guardian of her brother's five orphaned children. For the sake of her new family, it's time to give up her carefree single ways. Stop being the cool aunt and become a parent. And fight this crazy attraction to Noah. Sure, there's a side of him she can't help falling for…the one who volunteers as a firefighter and helps at-risk youth. The irresistibly kind and caring side. But she is a nurse, after all. She can't love an MMA fighter, a man she regularly has to scan for physical trauma… Can she?

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This story is listed as a 'Heartwarming' with Harlequin, and that it is.
The death of Lindsay's brother and sister-in-law was heartbreaking. The devastation of the family, children, and friends, moved me to tears. The challenge Lindsay had with the children, suddenly being guardian for 5 kids, was enormous. She has a reputation of being an easy going, single-life-loving fun girl, and the responsibility of the children seemed something no one thought she could handle. But she is tough, persistent, and stubborn, while loving and caring the kids, determined to make it.
Noah, even though a fighter, is so kindhearted, caring, always willing to help. It was easy to like him, and his loving spirit.
Lindsay and Noah have many challenges, the responsibilities in their lives seem to come in between them constantly. But in this heartfelt, pure and clean story, love wins on many different levels, even though it requires a major life changes from all
~ Four Spoons