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Synopsis
Shane Dekkar is an
undefeated, gorgeous, and somewhat shy boxer from Compton California. In the
ring, he's a beast, out of the ring, he's loving, caring, and intriguing. After
the death of his grandfather, he moves to Austin and meets Kace by happenstance
as she and her boyfriend are in an argument in public. He is drawn to her, and
she to him. Her boyfriend drives away as she mouths the words "help
me" through the window...When they meet again two years later, Shane
begins to believe in fate. But, as he prepares for a potential shot at a
championship fight, he believes there's no time in his life or career or a woman.
Kace Meadows lives in
Austin, Texas. Now 26, she has been in an abusive relationship since she was
sixteen years old. As terrible as it is, she can’t seem to find a way to allow
herself to end it. With her current boyfriend, she can’t seem to win. She finds
hope in reading about her book boyfriends....and dreaming.
Until she meets Shane
Dekkar, a boxer. Holy mother of perfection...Shane fights his inner demons by
using his fists. On the street or in the ring, Shane does what he does best, he
wins a any cost. Unlike Kace, Shane can’t seem to lose.
Undefeated is an extremely
romantic erotica novel about fighting. Fighting for what you believe in.
Fighting for life. Fighting to live. And fighting to keep love once you find
it. Be prepared to be moved, touched, stand up and cheer, and cry your eyes
out. This book will, without a doubt, knock you unconscious. This novel clearly
defines the love that we all seem to want, yet can't find. This is
not your typical
boxing/fighter romance. This book will give you hope, make you feel, and cause
you to wonder....wonder why you haven't met your Shane Dekkar.
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Author Scott
Hildreth's Inspiration for Writing Undefeated
My inspiration to
write Undefeated, and the hope that it may inspire someone to get out of an
abusive relationship, came from the events described below. The events below
are true. The events in the book are not. The book is one hundred percent
fiction.
One weekend, I had a
girl get in touch with me that I had never met. She had received my telephone
number from a friend of a friend. Frantic, she attempted to speak to me
initially, but each time she tried, she was overcome with emotion.
This emotion filled
silence continued for almost an hour, and then we then actually began to
communicate, albeit slowly, and one-sided. I learned through the conversation
(that lasted almost eight hours) that she was bound by her husband, and gang
raped by his friends. This happened for a few days. Against, if I even need to
state this, her will. She was in and out of consciousness for two days.
Eventually, she was released. In shock and extremely poor health, she contacted
me from a remote hotel room.
I struggled with this
event, and how to handle it. I struggled with this more than I have struggled
with almost anything in my life. Vengeance. At what point does one administer
justice to someone that the courts will undoubtedly not punish properly? The
punishment for this particular crime, regardless of what was imposed by the
court, would not be sufficient for the crime committed. I chose at the time to
speak to another close female friend about the event, and get her opinion.
Although I could not
speak to my friend about the person, the events, or the intimacies of the
above mentioned conversation, we spoke
for some time in general about God, about law and about the difference between
what is right and what is wrong. I shared with her my thoughts of feeling a
need to resolve this issue with the caller’s husband on my own. When the smoke
cleared, I sat in a coffee shop and thought. I made a decision. “Put up again
thy sword into his place; for all they that take the sword shall perish with
the sword.” I decided, for once in my
life, that it was not my responsibility to resolve this issue. I contacted the
authorities, called in a few favors from some friends in law enforcement, and
the issue was dealt with in a manner in accordance with law.
My female friend, as
always, proved extremely useful in her ability to convey her understanding of
the message of God in a manner that I could listen to and accept. I have always
struggled with attempting to do what is right (in my mind), and hoped that it
was what was right in God’s eyes. I do not know that these things always were
in line with one another.
Until now.
And now, a year
later, the person from the incident above?
She is well. As well
as she can be, considering all things. She is fortunate.
I struggle - still
today - with thoughts of vengeance.
My struggle brought
me to this.
I hope you enjoy.
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Teasers
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Excerpts
Trying to figure a
way to get out of a relationship and not feel like a complete failure is
difficult. Most people will never understand why I have stayed in the
relationship with Josh as long as I have. As much as I hate the way that he has
treated me, I cannot imagine giving up on us - giving up on our relationship. I
don’t think I know how to be alone. When I think of it, my head gets all
jumbled up and I get scared. Sometimes when I think of leaving him I shake. As
soon as I start shaking, I change my mind.
I often wish someone would decide for me.
Each time that he has
beaten me, I deserved it. I remember the time when I was eighteen, right after
high school. Josh was twenty-one. He had to work overtime that day, and he came
home exhausted from a long day at work. He asked me about dinner, and I back
talked him. He just lost his temper. He never would have hit me if I hadn’t
talked back. It was a really long day for him.
Excerpt 2
Shane
If I am attempting
it, and I do not succeed, you can believe that I gave it my best effort,
regardless of the outcome. I choose to do very little, and be exceptional at
what it is I decide to do. I would much rather be perceived as being great at a
few things than be a failure at many. I have always been honest with myself and
conscious of who I am, but that doesn’t always help me understand why I am the
way I am.
On the outside, I am
always kind, polite, and considerate of others. On the inside, demons reside. I
don’t know why or what fuels the demons inside of me, but I am very aware of
their existence. My consciousness of their need, necessity, and deep desire to
be fed is what has caused me to choose boxing as my main outlet. I keep the
demons fed, and they allow me to live an otherwise peaceful life. Fulfilling
their hunger allows my desire to live a tranquil life to be met. As long as I
continue to fight, they’re fed. When they are fed, I am allowed. Allowed to
live.
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About the Author
Readers,
I will never forget
the first time I actually felt as if I had helped someone resolve an issue in
their life. I was in middle school. It started then, and has continued
throughout my entire life. I have always made myself available to talk to
people and resolve (or attempt to resolve) issues that they struggle with.
Having an exceptional
ability to communicate has always been a gift of mine, and I have enjoyed doing
so. Telling stories has always been second nature to me. Writing has been a
passion of mine since I was a child. I have written poetry, romance, self-help,
addiction, alcoholism, codependency, technical, and satire. There isn't a genre
or a topic that I feel more comfortable with. I enjoy writing about whatever it
is that I feel passionate about at the time.
Being open-minded and
often seeing abusive relationships unfold, I have always been passionate about
abuse, or the prevention of it. My main focus has always been people that are
incapable of helping themselves, primarily women, children, and the elderly. I
have talked to hundreds of women that were in abusive relationships, and
assisted many of them in removing themselves from these relationships.
I try to focus in my
writings to develop a story that makes people stop and think. To look at a
subject or subjects from a different point of view. If I am able to get my
point across, and make the subject entertaining to the reader, I feel that I
have met my objective. I feel that I have tremendous depth as a person, and
have had some great experiences in my life. To date, what life has offered me
has been nothing short of spectacular. My opinions, point of views, and
perspectives on matters are just that; an opinion. There isn't necessarily a
right or wrong in what I write, but more of a belief. I always believe in what
I am writing, and I further believe that the reader may benefit from viewing it
from the written perspective.
I hope that you enjoy
reading what I have written as much as I enjoy writing it. Nothing gives me
greater satisfaction than knowing a reader enjoyed something I have written.
Considering that, please take time to leave a book review if you have read something
I have written.
Best Regards,
Scott Hildreth
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Author Links
http://www.amazon.com/Scott-Hildreth/e/B00EJNZICE/ref=sr_tc_2_0?qid=1392596319&sr=8-2-ent
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