A Fight Card Sneak Peek…
Our friends at Fight Card shared this sneak peek at the cover of their upcoming release.
COMING SOON… FIGHT CARD: CAN’T MISS CONTENDER FROM KEVIN MICHAELS WRITING AS JACK TUNNEY…
Learn more about Fight Card Books here.
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