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Racer

By: Katy Evans
Narrated by: Sebastian York, Grace Grant
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Summary

A sizzling new stand-alone contemporary romance by New York Times and USA Today best-selling author Katy Evans.

A bad boy with something to prove. A woman with a mission. The race of their lives. The love of a lifetime.

I don't think his parents expected him to live up to his name - Racer Tate - but once he felt the adrenaline rush behind the wheel, he was addicted.

He's the fastest, fiercest driver around.

Scouting new talent brings me to his doorstep...but his smile sends me to my knees.

The sexy, mysterious Racer Tate is not the kind of man a girl like me falls for. He's secretive, reckless, elusive. But his proximity pushes me beyond reason, and his kiss....

This is our last chance to win, and he is our only hope. I'm supposed to watch him - make sure he doesn't get into trouble. But it's an impossible task. And now the one in heart-wrenching, toe-curling, soul-crushing trouble is me. Because when your heart belongs to someone, their truths become your own, and their secrets become your salvation...or your curse.

He says he wants me. He says I'm the one. But he also thinks he'll break my heart, one piece at a time, until it's gone.

©2017 Katy Evans (P)2017 S&S Audio
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A huge disappointment

I LOVED the Real books, and was excited about this book as it follows up Racer’s story (Remy Tate’s son all grown up). But it’s awful! It’s like Katy Evans had written an advanced draft (not even the final draft), then they rushed it to publication without proof reading or editor changes. It’s like a poor imitation of the original stories. Continuity errors, sentences that aren’t completed and a series of scenes pieced together without someone checking that it made sense as a whole. Real shame too as with a bit more work I reckon this could have been good, but instead it left me hugely disappointed. What a waste.

Sebastian York was fantastic (as always) and Grace Grant is ok. I can’t help but wonder if they noticed the poor quality when they narrated it too.

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