When Annie Armani became the Junior MMA Champion with a fluke knockout punch, her life changed. Now she's the star of a documentary, where she has to work with her annoying (and annoyingly hot) new sparring partner to prove she's got what it takes to be a knockout sports star.

Annie Armani's life changed with one knockout punch. She's not a scrappy nobody any longer - she's the Junior MMA Champion, the star of a new documentary, with a high-profile fight on the horizon and the chance of earning the kind of money her broken family desperately needs. Secretly though, Annie's terrified. The punch was a fluke and she's still reeling from her brother Marc's recent death. Now Annie has to contend with nosy producers, adoring fans and (worst of all) her feelings for her hot new sparring partner, Jake Duff, who has his own reasons for joining her team. With her future and her heart on the line, can Annie prove she's got what it takes to be a knockout sports star? A punchy romance, perfect for fans of Jenny Han, Lynn Painter, Talia Hibbert and RIVAL DARLING.

"This book is an absolute triumph." - Anika Hussain, author of This is How You Fall in Love

"A winning combination of sports romance (with a side of enemies-to-lovers) and an exploration of grief and self-worth, She's a Knockout is a delightful debut that packs a punch. I simply adored it!" - Amelia Diane Coombs, author of Drop Dead Sisters

"Come for the fast-paced intensity of women's MMA, stay for the sweet romance and even sweeter experience of watching Annie wrestle with her grief and insecurity to find the strength to believe in and fight for herself." - Adrienne Rivera, author of My Fair Monster

"This uplifting and compelling enemies to lovers romance set in the world of MMA fighting had me hooked from the very start. It's funny, fierce and relatable. It also deals with themes of grief and the idea of not feeling deserving on your own success - worrying that it's a fluke and that failure is just around the corner (something so many readers will relate to)." - Rashmi Sirdeshpande, author