Thanks to Paul Bishop for this great review on Amazon! THE WHITE KNUCKLE ACTION NOVEL OF THE YEAR! Suckerpunch, Jeremy Brown’s outstanding debut novel, is a visceral thrill-ride through the world of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA). His character, Aaron `Woodshed’ Wallace, is as tough as they come – an MMA fighter with more heart than sense, but a man you would always choose to cover your back. He’s trying to change, trying to...

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I recently caught up with author Jeremy Brown whose new novel, Suckerpunch, takes place in the tough-as-nails world of MMA heavyweight fighting … Your story takes place in the world of mixed martial arts. What initially interested you in writing about this subject? Thanks to George Ebey for the great write-up in The Big Thrill, which is the monthly webzine of the International Thriller Writers. Please check out the full interview here:...

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Aaron Wallace, a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter who goes by the name of Woodshed in allusion to the damage he did an opponent in an early fight, is offered what appears to be the chance of a lifetime. Stuck fighting no-name cards against mediocre opponents, he’s approached by a promoter to headline a big-ticket match against Junior Burbank, a popular fighter whose only loss came, not coincidentally, at the hands of Woodshed Wallace. It’s a...

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This book is an absolute hoot! Woody is a terrific character who always seems to know a guy, but that doesn’t always get the best results, so lots of twists and bloody action. The dialogue is incredible and I just loved the asides that Brown gives Woody! Even if heavyweight fighting isn’t your thing (and it definitely isn’t mine), I just got suckered right into the story and loved it, so I think readers new to Jeremy Brown will...

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This superb thriller set in the world of professional martial arts stands a bloody head above other titles in this genre. This is great, thanks Library...

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Here are the first 60 pages of Suckerpunch for your reading pleasure! When you’re done you can keep reading them over and over, but it’s much more fun to buy the whole book and see what happens next.

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