Remy

Remington Tate fights underground, and his nickname in the ring is Riptide. Outside it, he cannot predict himself: his moods swing between tight control and none at all. The one fixed point is Brooke Dumas, the woman he needs to want, protect and keep, and the one he counts as the realest thing he has ever had to fight for.

This is the same story the first two REAL books told, now from Remington's side. Those books followed Brooke's perspective, so here the events of Real and Mine are seen through his thoughts, with new material woven in. Among the additions are scenes from the wedding day of Brooke and Remy.

It is a contemporary romance told in first person by the male lead, and readers who know the earlier books will recognise the plot while meeting a different narrator. The tone follows a man who is intense and unsteady, and whose attention stays on one woman.

Remy is the third of six books in the REAL series, after Real and Mine. Rogue, Ripped and Legend follow it. It was published by Simon & Schuster in November 2013.