Myron isn’t the only one dealing with the return of an old girlfriend. While negotiating a contract for rookie quarterback Christian Steele, Myron learns that the love of his life disappeared, too, and is supposed to be dead. A phone call from her, or someone pretending to be her, has Christian doubting everything, including his contract. Even worse, her picture is being used for a phone sex ad. When Myron delves into the origin of the ad and discovers the phone sex business with all its distorted, illicit trappings, he unwittingly adds a deadly extension into his world.

Deal Breaker is a revealing, action-packed introduction into the world of sports and its dealings. Myron is curious, witty, and full of surprises. In hindsight, I can see a strong character straight out of the gate in the first novel is why this series took off. Myron suffers his own losses in life - career, lover, etc - and he becomes a hero in need of saving others. Readers can’t help but root for him and wish him a better life.

Jonathan Marosz narrates the audio version. Content is strong, so remember those headphones.