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Apex: An Enemies-to-Lovers F1 Romance
He took everything from her family. She came to take his crown — and ended up wanting the man under it.
Vesper Knox didn't sign with Crown Prix Racing to make friends. She signed to bury Theo Renard. Three-time world champion. Paddock royalty. Brother of the man who put her father in a wheelchair and erased the Knox name from Formula One. She's been raised on that grudge the way other girls are raised on lullabies, and now she has one season, one car, and one shot to drag him off his throne in front of the entire grid.
Theo is supposed to be the smug aristocrat the tabloids sell. He isn't. He's quieter. Sharper. Haunted in ways Vesper recognizes too well — and the first time he pins her against the garage wall after qualifying in Bahrain, his mouth a breath from hers, revenge starts to taste an awful lot like wanting.
By Monaco, she's lying to her mother. By Spa, she's lying to herself. Between team radio and tangled hotel sheets, between sponsor smiles and the press pen knives, Vesper has to choose what's worth more — the promise she made at fourteen, or the man she swore on her father's helmet she would destroy.
If she crosses the line first, she wins the championship. If she crosses it with him, she loses everything else.
Inside this
Enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn-to-explosiveRookie/veteran teammates forced to share a garageGrumpy, broody former champion with a tragic pastFierce, foul-mouthed heroine on a revenge missionForbidden workplace romance behind closed paddock doorsOnly one bed in a Monaco hotel suiteFamily vendetta meets championship pressureSix interconnected standalones, one season-long team arcApex is the steamy, high-octane first book in the Crown Prix series — perfect for readers who devoured The Final Lap, Throttled, and every too-late-to-brake F1 romance on BookTok. Helmets on. Gloves off.
Vesper Knox didn't sign with Crown Prix Racing to make friends. She signed to bury Theo Renard. Three-time world champion. Paddock royalty. Brother of the man who put her father in a wheelchair and erased the Knox name from Formula One. She's been raised on that grudge the way other girls are raised on lullabies, and now she has one season, one car, and one shot to drag him off his throne in front of the entire grid.
Theo is supposed to be the smug aristocrat the tabloids sell. He isn't. He's quieter. Sharper. Haunted in ways Vesper recognizes too well — and the first time he pins her against the garage wall after qualifying in Bahrain, his mouth a breath from hers, revenge starts to taste an awful lot like wanting.
By Monaco, she's lying to her mother. By Spa, she's lying to herself. Between team radio and tangled hotel sheets, between sponsor smiles and the press pen knives, Vesper has to choose what's worth more — the promise she made at fourteen, or the man she swore on her father's helmet she would destroy.
If she crosses the line first, she wins the championship. If she crosses it with him, she loses everything else.
Inside this
Enemies-to-lovers, slow-burn-to-explosiveRookie/veteran teammates forced to share a garageGrumpy, broody former champion with a tragic pastFierce, foul-mouthed heroine on a revenge missionForbidden workplace romance behind closed paddock doorsOnly one bed in a Monaco hotel suiteFamily vendetta meets championship pressureSix interconnected standalones, one season-long team arcApex is the steamy, high-octane first book in the Crown Prix series — perfect for readers who devoured The Final Lap, Throttled, and every too-late-to-brake F1 romance on BookTok. Helmets on. Gloves off.
349 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 17, 2026
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