Tucker lost the love of his life once, but this time, he's not taking no for an answer.
Once a driver, always a driver…
Racing consumes Tucker Poston's life. Until he sees her again…Megan Rodney. She's the one person to come between him and his ride. She's the only woman to understand him. The only woman he's ever loved. Circumstances tore their love apart. Now he's determined to show her the contents of his soul, even if it means losing his heart.
Being a driver doesn't warm his lonely nights. Too bad she's not interested.
Megan's not about to fall for his smooth lines and slick image. She's got a good life as a team owner for a stock car team. Still, memories of their love affair burn bright in her mind. What's a girl to do when the man of her dreams, the man who pushed her away, wants a second chance at forever?
Reader Advisory: This book contains a little spanking, anal play, and domination shared between former lovers, but no one's complaining. For good measure, there's the sizzling use of a Camaro hood for outdoor pleasure.
Publisher's Note: The other books in this world is Still the One.
General Release Date: 15th August 2011
“Just once I’d like to catch a God damned break.” Tucker Poston had pulled into his garage stall and wrenched his race helmet from his head. “Bastard knew I was there and still shoved me into the wall.” He tossed the safety gear out of the window. “This shit has to end. I’m tired of racing crashed cars.”
“Just like Cline knew you were there the week before, and yeah, the shit has to end. I’m tired of replacing crashed cars.” Guy Turner tapped on the roof of the car. “Get out, Poston.”
Tucker ground his teeth together. Just what he needed...his ass handed to him on a platter. He wriggled out through the window. “Mr Turner, I swear—”
“Spare me the excuses.”
Raking his fingers through his hair, Tucker glanced at the midway. Although he heard Guy’s rant, the words didn’t register above the roar of cars thundering down the backstretch. The tangy scent of race fuel and motor oil permeated the air. A whip of late-October breeze caressed his cheek. He noticed none of it after the flash of chestnut hair caught his eye. He shifted position to keep her in view, using the guise of removing the rest of his safety gear. He had to see this woman again. Make sure it was her.
“Are you listening to me?” Guy stepped into Tucker’s line of sight. “She’d better be cute.”
Tucker stared at his car owner. “What?”
“I know you ain’t gettin’ any—when you do, you race well. Eighth place doesn’t win races. So I am to assume you’re checking out a woman.” Guy turned and whistled. “Holy shit.”
“What?” Tucker tugged the zipper on his uniform down and flapped air into the suit. October in Virginia wasn’t that hot.
“You’re staring at Megan Rodney.”
“Nah,” he lied as he rubbed his eyes and caught a flash of her face in his mind. Megan. Heat stirred low in his belly. Memories of Megan and their past rushed into his brain—the taste of her kiss, the tickle of her hair on his cheek, the low tone of her sigh when they made love.
The moment he told her goodbye.
“I oughta set you up with her. She needs a good lay and you need to get your head out of your ass.”
“Sure, sell me for parts.” In Megan’s hands, he’d willingly offer whatever parts she wanted. His cock, his mouth, his tongue... Damn. If he didn’t get his priorities straight, he’d be caught in the middle of the garage with a hard-on.
“Shit. You ain’t got any parts she could use other than someone to direct her team. Women don’t need to own race teams.” Guy threw his hands in the air. “Since we’re in the garage area, why don’t we talk cars? Got any ideas for how we make your speeds better? I’d love to have both my cars finish the race for a change.”
Tucker turned his back on Megan’s position. The cars. Right. Focus on something other than his cock or his irritation towards Guy Turner. “Maybe we should share equipment like you promised at the beginning of the season. Boyd’s team could stand to share their findings once in a while.” He followed behind Guy as he strolled away. “I can make things work if I have the right equipment.”
Guy stopped at the second car. “Lower your voice.” He groaned. “You make it sound like I give you shit and expect miracles.”
“My rear end gear broke in two straight races. Makes me wonder what you are giving me.”
“You want good stuff? Prove to me you can handle it. Boyd gets better stuff because he’s twenty-three and winning. I put the money where the performance is.”
“But—”
“No buts. Step up, improve your attitude, and I’ll consider a change. Keep up the DNFs and you’re out. Plain and simple.”
Wendi Zwaduk is a multi-published, award-winning author of more than one-hundred short stories and novels. She’s been writing since 2008 and published since 2009. Her stories range from the contemporary and paranormal to BDSM and LGBTQ themes. No matter what the length, her works are always hot, but with a lot of heart. She enjoys giving her characters a second chance at love, no matter what the form. She’s been the runner up in the Kink Category at Love Romances Café as well as nominated at the LRC for best contemporary, best ménage and best anthology. Her books have made it to the bestseller lists on Amazon.com and the former AllRomance Ebooks. She also writes under the name of Megan Slayer.
When she’s not writing, she spends time with her husband and son as well as three dogs and three cats. She enjoys art, music and racing, but football is her sport of choice.
You can find out more about Wendi on her website or on her blog. You can also find her on Instagram, Bookbub and Amazon.
Reviewed by Whipped Cream Reviews
Wendi Zwaduk creates the most delightful characters...I love the passion that Ms Zwaduk brings to each and every book she writes, and I look forward to each new release...lots of hot and a bit kinky...
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