Fast Lane
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| Rating | : | 4.73 (899 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B01CWRLVEW |
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| Number of Pages | : | 426 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-07-10 |
| Language | : | English |
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Fast lane I though is was a good book! I liked the two main characters and the storyline.. Amazon Customer said Four Stars. I enjoyed this book. Started out great but then The book started out great but then some things never quite panned out for me. Sam presented s very business savvy and tough in the beginning which was awesome. I liked the little tussle she got into and I liked how strong she was. I liked how confident Addi appeared at first as well. At some point though, it changed. Physical abuse? Fine. But the situation with the tabloids. Just seemed contrived and was too easily disproven. Sam appeared determined to dump Addi sure to the dream in the hospital but that just dis
. She prefers writing mysteries and drama and has been called ‘The Angst Queen’ more than once. When Hollywood didn’t beckon, she turned to writing stories in her head. She is a firm believer in happy endings and true love. Medical student by day; writer by night, no blank page is safe. About the Author Jennis Slaughter was born in Florida in the late fifties and was told by her mother that she was always overly dramatic. Campbell was born sometime in the 1980’s in Natchez, Mississippi. Once she spoke with another online author, she was encouraged to start writing on her own and the rest to say is history. A childhood spent reading everything she could get her hands on, playing sports not meant for little girls, and saving creepy crawlers gave the young bookworm a taste for literary adventure. If Indiana Jones has a reincarnation, it would be A.D. Growing up to the average middle class American family in the South, she has been writing since she was thi
Medical student by day; writer by night, no blank page is safe. Jennis Slaughter was born in Florida in the late fifties and was told by her mother that she was always overly dramatic. When Hollywood didn’t beckon, she turned to writing stories in her head. Growing up to the average middle class American family in the South, she has been writing sin
In the male dominated sport of Formula 1 racing, Samantha ‘Sam’ Dupree is struggling to make her mark against the boys. Meeting Sam, changes her world and revs her life into overdrive.When the two women meet, sparks flies like the race cars that they drive. She doesn’t care about fame or fortune; she just wants to be fast enough to get herself and her family away from her abusive father. Little does she know that she’s in for the race of her heart.Addison McCloud wants nothing more than to drive. Will they be able to steer their relationship into something more and win the race, or will their families make them crash and burn. The boys of Formula 1 are going to learn that Southern girls are a force to be reckoned with.. She hears about a driver who is making a name for herself in NASCAR and goes to check her out