Extreme tomboy Jaycee Anderson has just lost her father,
owner of Race Chicks, Inc. Twenty-six-year-old Jaycee is
the first woman to ever place in the top five and finish
fourth for the Nextel Cup. When gathered for the reading of
the will, Jaycee is shocked to learn she has an older half-
sister, Riley Vaughn. Her controlling father, Ace,
stipulates in his will that both girls must work together,
Riley as manager and Jaycee as driver, to inherit his
company and estate. Dislike, fiery attitudes and denial
hamper the sisters in complying with the conditions of the
will. Jaycee, with a driven need to own the racing company,
and Riley, with a desire to have the money to support her
own business and pay medical bills for her sick mother, are
forced to collaborate.
Into the mix appears Jaycee's childhood friend, the
gorgeous and famous race driver Rory Canyon. After turning
down Jaycee's advances as a teen, Rory has kept his
distance as he and Jaycee try to deny there is a friendship
left. Jaycee is forced to endure a complete female makeover
to draw publicity and keep her sponsor from pulling out.
This is torture for the no-make-up, no-frills tomboy who's
more at home in a baseball cap and boots surrounded knee-
deep in motors and grease. Jaycee in high heels and make-up
set Rory's libido soaring. When Rory realizes this is the
woman from his fantasies, breath-stealing, bone-melting sex
invades the comfortable little niche of what they believe
they really want.
The story Kimberly Raye weaves is extremely exciting
and fun to read. Jaycee is a very unique character with a
stubborn streak. She's had little love and warmth from a
domineering father whose entire life was racing. The love
and respect discovered by the sisters changes their lives.
Hot, sizzling sex rocks their world when Jaycee and Rory
finally connect. I will definitely watch for other works
written by this author as I thoroughly enjoyed this book.
Jaycee Anderson is the first female to take the NASCAR
Sprint Cup circuit by storm, and after finishing fourth
overall last season, she has her eyes on the prize:
knocking Rory Canyon out of the number three spot. She’ll
do anything to see the job done, too, even transform
herself from a tomboy into a glamor queen if that’s what
it takes to get sponsorship and the edge.
Rory’s the kind
of infuriating chauvinist who’s just begging to get the
pants beat off him by a woman—on the track, at least;
Jaycee’s fairly sure he’s never had to beg anywhere else.
Not with the millions of female fans who buy his shirts and
caps and posters. Rory’s just the type who gets Jaycee’s
own pistons pumping, her wheels spinning, and her engine
burning oil. With their past, she’s surprised they haven’t
already seen a smashup that ended in flames. But this track
they’re running has some deadly curves…and it’s getting
more slippery by the minute.