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Publisher Description
Sparks fly on and off the track when enemies collide in this high-octane romance set in the world of Formula 1 racing.
Determined to win. Destined to fall.
Savannah “Savvy” Jenkins is no stranger to the crude comments and leering looks she gets in the pit. Out to prove that she can succeed in a man’s world, she thinks she knows what to expect when she joins Formula World champion Dante Annunziata’s crew.
Dante is determined to finish his season on top. And Savvy is nothing but a distraction that threatens to get in the way. Convinced Savvy has no business on the team, Dante’s prepared to do anything to get her off.
But when a paparazzo catches the two in a compromising position, Dante and Savvy are in for a fauxmance for the ages. As their fake attraction turns real, they realize that there may be more to life than simply speeding through it.
"Fans of cocky heroes, angst, passion, and the enemies-to-lovers trope will find much to enjoy." ―Publishers Weekly
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PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Lush (All I Want) transports readers to the fast-paced world of Formula One racing in this steamy romance. Feisty tire mechanic Savannah Jenkins is thrilled to land a job on haughty driver Dante Annunziata's pit crew and gain experience in the racing world. Dante, however, is less than pleased, believing that women have no place in the dangerous racing world. They clash instantly, but after the paparazzi photograph them apparently pre-kiss, the team's manager forces them into a PR relationship to generate media attention around Dante's upcoming races. They assume the ruse will be difficult to maintain given their mutual animosity, but as the racing season whisks them around the world, the line between what's real and what's staged increasingly blurs. Dante's incorrigible, yet sexy, arrogance meets its match in Savannah's sassy, charismatic personality, and Lush brings the racing scene to life in the background of their sparring foreplay. The alternating viewpoints wonderfully serve the central relationship's development, keeping readers abreast of the characters' minute emotional shifts even when they're hidden from each other. Fans of cocky heroes, angst, passion, and the enemies-to-lovers trope will find much to enjoy.
