Spun Out

by Rebecca Chase

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Genres: Racing, Romance

424 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 6, 2026

About the author

Rebecca Chase is an English rose and a pocket rocket with a taste for drama, romance, love and sex. She adores writing, whether it’s a short story with unexpected passion or a novel that takes you through the ups and downs of a blossoming relationship. She’s always looking for everyone’s next book boyfriend. When it comes to her stories you can guarantee there will be romance, there will be love, and most of all, there will be mind-blowing sex. You’ll be desperate for more while aching for a happy ever after.

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Reviews

[rosie (jason todd's version) · Rating 3 out of 5]

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╰› (⭐3.5)

⋆｡°✩ 𝒐𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒂𝒍𝒍

this one was pretty cute! i do think i like rosie and niki a teeny bit more than senna and connor, so it was really lovely to see their story! i think in my ARC review of Start Your Engines (that i read a year ago, omg what??? genuinely insane to me) i even said i was excited for niki's book hahaha

⋆｡°✩ 𝒑𝒍𝒐𝒕

i really do appreciate the representation of health anxiety and trauma within this book. it was so lovely to watch niki process and overcome his traumatic experiences. the plot point about having to choose between 'old' niki and 'new' niki was so interesting. it really has a lot more depth than most other romance novels out there!

i think after a while the smut scenes started to grate on me, and they weren't really moving the story forward very much, so i had to kind of skim them, unfortunately.

⋆｡°✩ 𝒄𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒂𝒄𝒕𝒆𝒓𝒔

𝘳𝘰𝘴𝘪𝘦 ⭑.ᐟ 🏁

at times, i did find rosie a little bit cringe with how she was so "random" and "quirky", but overall i did really love her. she was sweet and caring, and i enjoyed following her story.

i loved how she would always hold her daughter at the highest priority no matter what. rosie is such a good mum to tabi omg 😭❤️


𝘯𝘪𝘬𝘪 ⭑.ᐟ 🏎️

nikiiii my baby 🥹🥹🥹

i really loved niki, i will admit. he was sweet and he would do literally anything for his girl. and the whole dog dad thing?! i'm in LOVE. graham the bulldog was lowkey my fav character 🙂‍↕️

watching niki slowly get more used to physical touch was SO lovely, i was so proud of him! and the way tabi would always, and i mean ALWAYS get sanitiser for niki... my HEART!!

the epilogue was a bit silly, but i did find myself grinning at it, so who am i to judge?


⋆｡°✩ 𝒘𝒓𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈

i did find that i enjoyed the writing style! at times, there were a few phrases or words (mostly relating to sexual things) that really icked me out, but it didn't bother me too much!

⋆｡°✩ 𝒇𝒊𝒏𝒂𝒍 𝒕𝒉𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒉𝒕𝒔

i really liked this book! i'm excited to see where rebecca chase takes the next coulter racing team book! (2027, i see you...)

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thank you sososo much to Love Notes PR and Rebecca Chase for the e-ARC! i read the first book in this series, Start Your Engines, and I’m excited to see Niki’s story 🤭 also the tropes being single mum, age gap, dog dad… i’m SAT.

Spun Out released on March 6th! It is out now to read!

[Kimberlylovesreadingbooks · Rating 4 out of 5]

First of all thank you to Love Notes PR and Rebecca Chase for the Earc!!♥️✨

I had such a good time reading this!!!
Believe it or not this is my first F1 romance and I can clearly say that it was good!!!

I loved the main characters, Niki and Rosie!!! Can't forget the main star of the show Tabi🤭♥️.

If you want a book that has, a single mum,work place romance, an age gap and a renewed playboy who has a thing for power play then this is for you!!!

I love how well the anxiety rep was written!!! I love how the author doesn't sugarcoat how anxiety works and how it affects the people around them!!

I also loved the friendship and the found family 🙂. Can't wait to read the next book in this series!!

[Sophie Wisedale · Rating 4 out of 5]

Review of Advanced Reader Copy

While the high-speed racing and workplace tension deliver the adrenaline you’d expect, this story truly shines in its emotional depth. It explores vulnerability in an environment built on control and performance, and the depiction of health anxiety is nuanced, realistic, and respectfully portrayed.

[Lizzy Bettinson · Rating 4 out of 5]

super cute f1 romance!! i was fortunate enough to get an ARC of spun out, it was a really warm hearted romance with really really good mental health representation! i can’t wait to see where the rest of the series goes!

[Kesley B · Rating 4 out of 5]

Book: Spun Out
Author: Rebecca Chase
My Rating: 4.5/5 ⭐️
Spice Level: 4.5/5 🌶️
Genre: F1 Romance
Release date: March 6th, 2026

Tropes:
- Single mom
- F1 Driver
- Age gap
- Renewed playboy
- Anxiety rep
- Dual POV
- Forced proximity
- Millionaire MMC

My thoughts:
I LOVE TABI. Tabi is adorable and cute and amazing. This book got 10 times better with Tabi in it. I loved this book way more than I expected (though there was more spice than expected) This was also my first f1 romance which I really enjoyed… Niki (the MMC) is so sweet (especially when he’s with Tabi) and his anxiety made his character more realistic and included more depth. Rosie is so understanding with Niki’s story (and literally just everyone in general). She raised Tabi by herself while trying to follow her dreams but she’s still so amazing and sweet and I just love her so much. All in all, I enjoyed this book a lot, and all the characters are so sweet and I think you should totally read it.

Blurb:
She was the mystery woman I kissed after I ran away from my F1 career. Now she's my assistant, the only person who knows my secret, and I want her more than anything…

Niki
Eight months ago, after an accident left me battling health anxiety, I left my career as a ruthless Formula 1 champion and disappeared to a Greek Island.

After one evening with a beautiful, feisty stranger who left me with an unforgettable kiss and the power to believe in myself, I'm home working for my family's F1 team.

Then Rosie, the beautiful stranger and the only person who knows my secret, walks back into my life as my new assistant!

Our chemistry burns hotter than ever, but as my assistant, she's off limits.

Too bad I crave her more than anything.

As I fight to get my career back on track, it becomes harder to ignore my feelings for her.

Will I sacrifice everything for the woman I can’t be without?

Rosie
A stranger I met on holiday gave me the most passionate kiss of my life and inspired me to pursue my dreams in studying sports psychology.

Now he's my millionaire boss and our chemistry is growing into an irresistible temptation.

But as a single mum, I can't focus on anything other than my daughter and the future we deserve.

The more time I spend with Niki, the closer we get. He's amazing with my daughter. He's caring and romantic...and the passion is beyond my dreams.

But as the lines blur, one wrong move can destroy everything. Can I risk it all for love?

Or will our futures spin out and end in tragedy?

Spicy chapters:
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[MaeBae · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thanks so much Rebecca Chase and Love Notes PR for the book. I was gifted this book as an advance review copy (ARC) for free, and I am leaving this review completely voluntarily.

Spun Out by Rebecca Chase is a Formula One romance about a driver trying to rebuild his life and career while dealing with the anxiety and trauma left behind by his past. When he begins working closely with a single mom who refuses to treat him like the celebrity everyone else sees, the two slowly form a connection that neither of them expected. As they travel the racing circuit together, what starts as attraction grows into something deeper built on trust and vulnerability.

This is the second book in the series. It can be read as a standalone, however it is recommended to read the first book beforehand since it helps give some additional context for the team and characters.

I actually picked this up during a bit of a reading slump. I had a couple days where nothing on my TBR was really calling to me. When I got approved for the EARC, I decided to go back and read book one first to prep for this review—and I’m honestly really glad I did. It made jumping into this story feel much smoother and I already felt invested in the racing world and the characters.

Also… Formula One romances are really hitting their stride right now and I am completely here for it.

One thing I thought the author handled really well was Niki’s anxiety. His trauma and the anxiety that came from it were never brushed over or magically “fixed” when it became inconvenient for the story. It felt very real in the way some people around him didn’t fully understand what he was dealing with—partly because he hadn’t opened up about it yet. That dynamic added a lot of emotional weight to the story.

I also really liked the slower burn romance. It wasn’t insta-spice. Yes, there’s definitely chemistry between them right away, but the relationship itself develops gradually. Watching the trust build between them made the romance feel more believable and meaningful.

Overall, this was a really enjoyable read for me. Between the racing backdrop, the emotional growth, and the slow build of the relationship, it ended up being a great book to pull me out of my slump. If you enjoy sports romances with some emotional depth and a slower developing relationship, this one is definitely worth checking out.

Happy reading friends,
~ Maebae 💚

I’m a fellow book lover reviewing the good, the bad, and everything bookish in-between. All thoughts, opinions, and reactions are completely my own. I wasn’t paid, sponsored, or influenced in any way.

[Midnights Bookclub · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spun Out Review 🏎️📋

I received an ARC for this book, so I wanted to thank Rebecca Chase and Love Notes PR for sending it to me! I really, really enjoyed it.

In this book, we have Niki. He is Senna’s brother and Connor’s best friend. Niki suffered a bad accident that caused a lot of trauma for him. He turned into a germaphobe who is afraid of touching people, and for his “safety” and to deal with his anxiety, he decides to get away for some time to be alone.

And we have Rosie, a single mom who is struggling to make ends meet. Her sole focus is her daughter, but she still wants more for herself. She misses who she was before getting pregnant and misses who she thinks she will never be again. Working a job she basically hates, she doesn’t know what to do.

Do you know the saying about being in the right place at the exact right time? That’s what happens to these two. They meet in a way neither of them expects, and with their identities hidden, they feel like they can be who they want to be. After a kiss and a meaningful talk, they both leave changed.

A few weeks later, Niki is back. He is a backup driver for the Coulter team and is trying to deal with his new reality. He needs an assistant to make his life and his demanding routine a little easier, and in the middle of the sea of women doing interviews, who is there? Rosie.

They try to maintain the relationship strictly as boss and assistant. Rosie is able to help him get a little better, she makes his life easier, but on a personal level, the two of them are trying really hard not to fall for each other.

Rosie is an amazing person. She is just trying her best in life to be a good woman and a great mom. Tabi is one of the cutest kids I have ever read about, she is such a funny kid.

Niki is an amazing man too. He supports his sisters, he wants to make Rosie’s life better, he is dealing with his problems, and he has a cute dog. What else could you ask for?

When the barrier between boss and assistant is broken, they try to go back to normal, but they just can’t. They want each other too much, and they can’t stay away.

I loved, loved, loved this book, and I really appreciate that I got to read it before the release date. It’s an easy 5 ⭐️book for me! I’m really excited for the next one.🏎️📋

[Rebecca Thomas · Rating 5 out of 5]

I was lucky enough to receive an eARC of Spun Out from Rebecca Chase and Love Notes PR!

I was so excited to dive back into the world of Coulter Racing, but admittedly, a little skeptical of Niki being our MMC. I fell so hard for Connor and Senna in Start Your Engines, and wasn't sure about Niki in that one.

I loved the idea of a single mom story, and when I saw Niki listed as a dog dad, figured this story sounded like it was right up my alley. I am SOOOO glad this is the story that Niki got. Spun Out not only dives deeper into the small insights that we got from Start Your Engines, but let him be vulnerable in the most authentic ways. His trauma and resulting anxiety were never brushed over, or mysteriously "solved" when it became inconvenient. Yes, there were people in his life who didn't understand it, partly because he hadn't opened up about what he was experiencing. But his growth in processing and understanding his own trauma, and opening up to those around him, were such a natural progression in this story.

My girl Rosie... I was rooting for her throughout the story, right along with Niki. Seeing her believe in herself and her dreams, and go for what she wants was such a delight. And her daughter Tabi is one of my favorite kids from a romance ever.

As a matter of fact, a LARGE part of why I loved this story so much was the growth and development of the side characters throughout the book. Tabi's relationship with Niki was absolute perfection. (The cinema scene will live rent free in my mind for the rest of time.) Seeing both Niki's and Rosie's parents admit their shortcomings and work to understand their children better was refreshing. Getting to see Senna and Connor and their dynamic from an outside perspective was like catching up with an old friend you haven't seen in a while. And learning more about other side characters (like Jacs, Tawny and Sasha) has me even more excited for future books in the series.

[Laura Carter · Rating 5 out of 5]

Spun Out by Rebecca Chase

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
🌶️🌶️🌶️

This is book 2 in the Coulter Racing series and it was absolutely brilliant. The story had a great mix of emotion, romance, humour and healing, I struggled to put the book down!

The story follows Niki, a former playboy F1 driver trying to rebuild his life and confidence after a traumatic accident, and Rosie — the woman he shared an unforgettable moment with on a Greek island. When fate throws them back together and Rosie ends up working as Niki’s assistant, the chemistry between them is impossible to ignore and burns hotter each time they are together. Add in the chaos of the racing world, Niki fighting his way back to the track while overcoming his own fears, and Rosie balancing life as a single mum, and you’ve got the perfect mix of tension, heart, and seriously beautiful face fanning moments.

I loved how this book balanced the high-octane Formula 1 setting with emotional depth. Niki’s struggles with anxiety and Rosie’s determination to build a stable life for her daughter made the characters feel real and easy to root for. The romance … the chemistry is off the charts — with just the right amount of angst, sweetness, and steam.

Packed with forced proximity, workplace tension, and a hero who falls hard and fast, Spun Out is an addictive sports romance that will keep you turning pages long past bedtime. If you’re a fan of F1 romances with heart, heat, and characters you can’t help but fall for, this one is an absolute must-read!

Tropes you can expect:

🏎️ F1 romance
🏁 driver x assistant
🏎️ Single mum
🏁 8 years age gap
🏎️ undercover cinnamon roll MMC
🏁 Forced proximity
🏎️ Billionaire romance

If you love fast cars, forbidden tension, and a romance that absolutely sparks, Spun Out completely delivers! This Formula 1 romance had me hooked from the first chapter and I devoured it in record time.

[Rosie’s Bookshelf · Rating 3 out of 5]

Firstly, thank you to Love Notes PR and Rebecca Chase for this ARC.

The first thing that drew me to this book was the cover; it caught my attention straight away. But also the F1, single-parent aspect of the book; they always pull me straight in.

I really enjoyed Niki’s character and getting to see things from his perspective. I think the author did really well with the representation of somebody struggling with health anxiety and PTSD. It really gave you more of an insight into how he became the person he is now and let us understand his character more.

Rosie was no different; I really like her character also. She always knew what to do or say before anyone could say anything. She was such a caring person, and that showed a lot with how she treated those in her life. I think the part I loved the most about her was that she always stuck her ground and knew what came first in her life and made that clear to everyone.

I loved the friendships and found family in this book; it really added to the story. I think one of the best parts was getting to see the relationships being made and developing throughout the book. Especially the bond Niki made with Tabi.

With that all being said, I really enjoyed the plot and the back and forth between the characters; I think that really added to the story and just pulls you straight in.

I’m excited to read more by Rebecca, especially this series.
Happy Reading🫶

[Fernanda Dzib · Rating 4 out of 5]

4.5⭐️

Oh my god, this book, this book was so different from all other books because Nikki’s health anxiety is something I’ve never read about before and it was so well written, I was hurting for him and his struggles but I was also rooting for him because I knew he would be better than the old Nikki; it was so beautiful reading how he managed to slowly hug her family again and how Rosie was there helping him every step is the way 🥹❤️‍🩹

Of course the moment they met was so epic and the fact that they both faced their fears at that Kent and promised to chase for their dreams without knowing their paths will be crossing again was so good!!! I love how good Nikki was with Rosie and Tabi, how he was trying to get better for himself, but also for them, because he wanted to be the man they deserved even when he already was 😩❤️ and Rosie, my girl, she’s such a superhero, raising Tabi, pausing her dreams and always putting Tabi first, helping Nikki and loving him without conditions, she deserves everything and more! And drunk Rosie was definitely my favorite Rosie 🙂‍↔️

The mental health representation here was so important and I think it was even much more important than the romance, because it’s a reality, and I loved how the author managed to write Nikki’s story dealing with his anxiety and letting us walk with him through it with Rosie and Tabi, it was such a beautiful book and I can’t wait to read more of this characters ✨

[Rebecca Shepherd · Rating 3 out of 5]

Review of Advanced Reader Copy!

Spun Out follows former F1 champion Niki, who walks away from racing after an accident leaves him battling health anxiety. After a kiss with a stranger on a Greek island, he returns home to work for his family’s F1 team – only to discover that the mystery woman is now his assistant. Then there’s Rosie, a single mum who shared a kiss with a stranger on a Greek island and returns home inspired to provide for her daughter. She lands a job interview – only to discover the mystery man she kissed is now her boss…

Anything F1 and romance related, I’m there! The story focuses heavily on Rosie being a single mum to her daughter Tabi and how she just wants to provide the best life possible for her. Her entire world revolves around her daughter, and that responsibility shapes every decision she makes, especially when it comes to Niki. The chemistry between Rosie and Niki is undeniable, and the spice level is definitely there – if you like your romances steamy, this delivers. The mental health representation stood out in a big way and felt just as important as the romance. The Greek island backstory plus the secret-keeping added just enough tension to keep things interesting.

That said, I did wish the book leaned more into the F1 world rather than using it as more of a backdrop – and slightly less time in the bedroom.

The vibes – single-mum romance, forced proximity, F1 romance, and anxiety rep.

[Jamie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to the author for the arc of this book.

Overall, I had fun with this and did enjoy it. I did find the writing to be clunky at times, with a little bit of telling and not showing, though it didn't fully ruin the enjoyment.

I really enjoyed the mental health rep, and I can't say if it was good representation, since I don't have the issue the MC has, but I enjoyed reading about it, and it did seem realistic.

Some spoilerish thoughts/negative thoughts, under the spoiler warning.

Things I Wasn't a Big Fan of:

- I knew instantly who Tabi's dad was the moment he was introduced. When he's the only one introduced that specific way, it's kind of obvious.

- The miscommunication between our MCs for the third act. It was a little annoying that our FMC couldn't see our MMC's anxiety was causing him to spiral because she was spiraling about a decision he hadn't even made yet without talking to him first.

- Sometimes the interactions between the side characters was a little confusing.

- Felt a little bit too long, if I'm being honest.


Sex Stuff:
- 4+ explicit scenes.
- Praise, good girl, 'sir', power dynamics, public sex.
- Other than the above, positions were vanilla.

[Mel’s Bookish · Rating 4 out of 5]

Rating: ★★★★
Tropes:
- Single Mom
- F1 Romance
- Age gap
- Reformed Playboy
- Cinnamon roll MC
- Health Anxiety Representation
- Boss x Assistant

I was lucky enough to get a ARC for this amazing book. I absolutely fell in love with this story. I’ve never read a story in which health anxiety was such a big part of the plot but I loved seeing it.

Niki was so sweet and I really loved him as a character. His health anxiety was something I’ve never read about but I enjoyed reading it and seeing someone’s perspective. It was written wonderfully, in a way that I could understand his struggles and his anxiety while reading. I loved how much he was obsessed with Rosie and how much he changed for her and Tabi.

Rosie was a badass. She gave me very much oldest daughter energy. She always knew what to do and had things done. Even when she felt insecure or like she might do something wrong I feel like she would also know what to do. She was a great mom and loved how she parented Tabi. She was a great support for Niki.

I absolutely love the mental health representation in this book. I would love to see more books that have a more deep representation of mental illnesses like this book.

[Maddy Sinclair · Rating 4 out of 5]

Crumbs Rebecca, you were making me blush with this one! 🤭 This was SAUCYYYY & absolutely fabulous!

4⭐️4🌶️
ARC Review ~ thank you to Rebecca Chase & LoveNotesPR!

This book was unbelievably adorable! The perfect balance of heartbreak, humour & heat. I fell in love with Niki instantly. His background and journey completely melted my heart, and the depth of his character was so amazing to read. Rosie was a cracking match for him and I enjoyed every second of reading their relationship blossom.

This was my first F1 Romance, and it might just be my new obsession. Along with the fact it had so many of my favourite tropes. Age gap, single parent, FORCED PROX!!! Can you beat a workplace romance oh myyyy.

I cannot wait to go back and read the first book in this series because I need to know more about Senna & Connors story!

There is more to come in this Coulter Racing world, and I cannot wait!!

Ready when you are Rebecca 😝

All the tropes:
🕰️ Age Gap (8 years)
❤️ Single Mum
💞 Forced Proximity
🤭 He Falls First and Harder
🏎️ Formula 1 Romance
💸 Millionaire Romance
🎗️ Anxiety Rep
🐶 Dog Dad

[Jinane Abou Hassan zahran · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5 stars
As a longtime fan of Formula 1 and someone who grew up watching the original Top Gear, the racing atmosphere and F1 jargon felt authentic, familiar, and enjoyable. What really stayed with me was the emotional journey of Niki and Rosie, both carrying scars, struggles, and vulnerability. I loved that Rosie was the one person Niki felt safe with, even after just one encounter as strangers, and in a twist of fate, she becomes his assistant. Watching him slowly open up, confront his anxiety, and let someone into his world, especially with Rosie’s daughter in the mix, was touching. I appreciated how his health anxiety was handled, showing that sometimes he couldn’t help how his mind and body reacted. Rosie and Niki's connection was built on trust, care, and safety. She was his anchor: strong, resilient, and giving everything for her daughter and later for Niki, even while doubting her own worth. The found-family elements and side characters added warmth and fun. And yes… it’s a hot, spicy romance that made me blush, for real. A truly heartfelt F1 story I loved from beginning to end.

[Liv · Rating 5 out of 5]

⋆｡°✩ Spoiler Free Reviews ⋆｡°✩

I was kindly provided with this book (censorship is BS and I hate it but here we are!)

Finally we have another Rebecca Chase book and as per usual I devoured it!
Tropes for this one; single mom, Formula 1 romance, age gap, workplace, forced proximity, anxiety rep, found family.
Smut was 3/5 on the spice scale and it’s a HEA in the series of interconnected standalone.

Rosie is our FMC and when I tell you I wasn’t ready for how relatable I found her, how sweet and unsure and vulnerable she was.. Her daughter Tabi is adorable, her best friend was hilarious, and she held her own when she could have backed down. Absolutely adored her.

If you read book 1 in this series (highly recommend btw), you’ll remember the massive mystery that was Niki. We get his story in this book and my heart broke for him the whole time. He suffered so much and so quietly.. Plus he’s rich and knows to spend it on his woman so I’m immediately Team Niki - the man bought her an e-reader.. I mean come on, you have to love him!

[Sara Louise · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you so much to Love Notes PR and Rebecca Chase for this ARC of Spun Out, which is due to release on 6th March.
This is my third Rebecca book, and now my all time favourite of hers. The way Rebecca handled the topic of health anxiety, how crippling it can be, and the impact it has on everyone was incredible. As someone who suffers with high functioning anxiety, this book really hit me in the feels and I sobbed a few times.
Book one gave us Senna and Connor, but book two gave us Niki (Senna’s older brother) and Rosie, a single mum who gave up everything to put her daughter, Tabi, first. Tabi is the sweetest little princess and all scenes with her squeezed my frozen heart. Niki and Rosie’s blossoming relationship was beautiful and heartwarming, and full of love, support and respect.
I am so excited to see there will be a third book, focusing on the loveable mechanic, Jacs, and the past she refuses to talk about!
This one really hit me in the feels.
5/5 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[c.m.reads · Rating 5 out of 5]

I love Niki and Rosie! I have been waiting for their story and it exceeded all my expectations! This book caught my attention instantly. I was hooked by the first few chapters. The "my wife" moment was unexpected but I loved it. I loved the relationship between Niki and Rosie. They had so much respect for one another. I also love how much support and encouragement they gave one another. Niki had anxiety that was written with such care. It felt so realistic. I liked how it didn't sugar coat it and showed his breakdowns and struggles. Rosie was so understanding. She was also fierce and strong in her own ways. I can't forget to mention I loved the moments we saw with Connor and Senna from the first book in the series. This book made me laugh, it also made me tear up a bit. Overall, I loved this book and I highly recommend it.

[Laced In Lit · Rating 4 out of 5]

Thank you to LoveNotesPR for the ARC 🥰
3.75 ⭐️ rounded up to 4
🥰 single parent
🥵 age gap
🏎 f1 romance
🔥 workplace/forced proximity
👌 anxiety rep
After an accident causes Niki to suffer from heath related anxiety, the formula 1 star flees to a stunning Greek Island. One evening spent with Rosie and he finds it in himself to conquer his fears and get back to his family and doing what he loves. However, the mystery woman is back in his life as his new assistant! Single mum Rosie then becomes off limits right...??
This is my first read by this author, I did like the idea of the plot but unfortunately the length of the book put me off quite a bit. I struggled to get into the book during the first few chapters and actually had to re read a few. I did love the anxiety rep though 👏 I thought this was done well.

[Becca Cherpak · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was my first book by this author, and only my second ever F1 book, but I’m definitely going to read the rest of this series!

As someone with medical anxiety (not as bad at Niki) I loved the way it was portrayed in this book! Rosie never once judged him. She pushed him out of his comfort zone, but never to a point of pain. And even once his family learned WHY he had become distant (physically and emotionally), they were understanding and loving.

All through the book we see genuine vulnerability- from Niki and Rosie, and even the side characters! Niki and Rosie both want the other to chase their dreams and fully live out their potential, and they’re willing to put their own happiness on the line to step aside from the relationship to do so. But I loved that they openly and honestly communicated with each other the entire time!

[Misty Boozer · Rating 4 out of 5]

What happens when you are not only falling for your boss but you met him on vacation and you guys didn't tell each other the truth on exactly who he were find out in this book. It's super heavy in the relationship department with worry and love. You see quite a bit of mental health issues and ways to overcome it in a way that is healthy. You watch the struggles of what it's like to be. Somebody who's always in the spotlight. Wanting to get back to who they think they were when they realize that who they were wasn't necessarily who they really wanted to be. You see the love of a mother overcoming to love of herself. You see the single mom who decides to put her daughter first instead of truly finding love. You also see the struggle of what it's like when you are falling for your boss, even though you shouldn't.

[♡Angelique♡ · Rating 5 out of 5]

I loved Rosie, Tabi and Niki!! I find most F1 stories fascinating and this one did not disappoint!

I love how Niki's health anxiety was handled. he wasn't magically cured because he found love, but he was able to work through it and find ways to adapt with Rosie.

I also loved how much his perspective changes as the story goes. He was very anxious and wasn't sure what he could bring to Rosie and Tabi as a man/father figure at the start but then slowly built to a man who could not see a life without those girls.

I loved how strong Rosie was. she took everyone's opinions of how she should parent and still stood strong for her little girl. she always put her needs first, before her own, and did what Tabi needed.

I really enjoyed this story and can't wait to see what is next in this series!

[Lucia · Rating 4 out of 5]

ARC Review

This book was really good. It was a bit funny, heart warming, filled with vulnerable moments but most of all there was love and growth of the characters. Tabi is a cute person and I love the scenes between her and Niki. I would have loved to have seen at least 1 or 2 more chapters showing how those 2 got closer after the last chapter. Rosie is so sweet and considerate and she is a great person. I loved seeing how her character developed.

The only thing I has a problem with was the fact that the phrase "old Niki" was quite repetitive and it was found in almost all the chapters and it was mentioned a lot in those chapters. While I get what the author was saying, I just got tired of seeing that phrase over and over.

But overall it was a good book.

[Jacklyn Amato · Rating 2 out of 5]

Thank you Rebecca Chase & lovenotespr for an early copy of Spun Out! This books premise is what initially drew me in, its a Formula One romance with emotional depth and a focus on healing. I always love when a book explores the racing world, and I appreciated how this one also touched on health anxiety, especially through the male main character, Nikki. Seeing Rosie, a single mom, help him navigate that while raising her daughter, Tabi, was really heartwarming. That being said, this one was a bit hard for me to get through. The story had a lot of potential and sweet moments, but it didn’t quite hook me the way I’d hoped. Still, I think readers who enjoy F1, found family, single moms and emotional growth might really connect with it!

[Saz1807 · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.75 ⭐
I got an opportunity of getting the ARC of this book, Dare I say I really liked it. This wasn't the normal romance it had health anxiety portrayed so well, the way he shows up for her and her daughter despite being scared of germs. I love how these characters developed alongside each other and how she made him comfortable in his own skin and around her. I loved their dynamic, and Tabi was a little cherry on top in the book, the sweetest kid and the way she cared for him and kept in mind his health anxiety🫶🏻🥺
I can go on and on about this but then it would spoil the fun you should give it a try, I liked it!!!!
(Not saying this because I got an ARC but I genuinely feel it is worth giving it a try)

[Readwithsamijo · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed getting to know Rosie, Niki and Tabi and all the family at Coulter racing.

A lovely story of found family and amazing mental health rep. As someone who struggles myself i loved seeing the sensitivity shown to Niki not just by Rosie but his whole family. Giving him his space and respecting his boundaries of not touching etc.

Rosie is also a typical mama, a little paranoid about her body shape and size and Rebecca handled that with just as much sensitivity.

There were hijinks and tiaras, lots of "good girls" and "sirs". If you like that then this is definitely a book to read.

This is book 2 in the series but is also a standalone. However I will be going back to read book 1 asap.

Thanks to Love notes pr and Rebecca Chase for the arc.

[Jade Simons · Rating 5 out of 5]

I’ve never read a racing book but I definitely will be reading more!!!

I did not read book 1 before reading book 2 as an arc reader. You can tell from the book that it is the sister and best friend as the 1st book but definitely don’t need their story for this book.

Former rugby player becomes a mother and has a small vacation and meets a F1 driver who is hiding after a nasty accident. And they both have a love for Disney Princesses.

Will Niki be able to overcome his fears in order to keep the one woman he’s loved? Will Rosie and Tabi be enough to keep Niki with them?

Honestly one of the cutest romance books I’ve read in awhile! And the spice was spicing.

Thank you so much Rebecca for allowing me to be an arc reader! I can’t wait for your next book!

[Jess · Rating 3 out of 5]

Niki has spent the last year hiding from the world until one night he meets a stranger at the beach who convinces him its time to be brave.
Back home working with his family he is trying to find his way back to who he was before his accident whilst managing crippling health anxiety. He desperately needs someone to manage his life, and in walks beach girl.
The chemistry is instant and burning so bright everyone notices but Rosie is hiding her own secrets, including that she has a young daughter.
Niki never thought he would ever feel comfortable being touched again but with Rosie he feels at peace.
This was an emotional read, it really dives deep into both characters anxieties and I enjoyed their growth as characters. Graham (Niki’s new bulldog) and Tabi are fabulous support characters are really showcase Niki’s marshmallow side.
Niki had me intrigued from the first chapter and I was really rooting for him to find his place.
Overall if you enjoy F1 or workplace romances this should be a must read. I loved that Senna and Connor (book 1) were also a big part of this story.
I can’t wait to see who’s book is next!

[Hannah · Rating 5 out of 5]

I am absolutely obsessed with Rebecca's books and this one was no different! It was amazing! Niki and Rosie? beautiful, add little Tabi and Graham, perfection❤️ they were the perfect little family. I adored the chemistry and connection between Rosie and Niki, they kept me hooked😍I really connected with Niki as someone who also has really bad health anxiety, but the way he dealt with it and got through it, was so amazing and Inspiring to read, Niki and Rosie where seriously the cutest! I also loved how we got to see more of Senna and Connor and how they where still so happy together🥰I swear rebecca makes characters that you just can't help but love! and I cannot wait for the next book😘