Pit Stop

The Fast Miles #1

by G.N. Wright

Premier Racing International is the best racing league in the entire world, and it just so happens to be my rookie season.

I’ve got the skill, the drive, and a famous last name that carries a lot of weight where it matters. So it should be easy right?

Wrong.

My one night stand has just been hired to spend the next four months following me around and handling all of my PR.

Prescott Reed Lamont IV is everything I hate in a person. Posh, preppy, and hiding who he truly wants to be, behind his old money and his father’s last name.

I know he’s the last thing I need right now, especially when he’s still in the closet, and I’ve got skeletons in mine.

So why can’t I leave him alone?

Starting a fling with him should have only been a pit stop on my way to the top, but now I’m in too deep with only one goal in mind.

To make him mine.



Pit Stop is book one in The Fast Miles series, a brand new series of interconnected standalone fictional racing romances from bestselling author GN Wright.

Genres: M M Romance, Sports Romance, Romance, Sports, Enemies To Lovers, Dark Romance, Forced Proximity

584 pages, Paperback

Published July 14, 2026

About the author

G.N. Wright is an indie author of dark and contemporary romance with feisty females and all the alpha males.

When not writing she can be found reading, listening to music or spending time with her family.

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Reviews

[Livvvvvvvv · Rating 3 out of 5]

ARC REVIEW, although now available on KU!

maybe 3.5?? ⭐⭐⭐

this book was a weird one for me, they were elements i really loved, but elements that dragged and also annoyed me.

the racing/formula 1 inspired setting was cool and i appreciated that it wasn't just swept under the rug as an insignificant plot point like so many sports romances do (honestly, don't do a sports romance if you ain't gonna focus on the sport at all).

it wasn't like game changers levels of sport focused but i think it did it well without it being overwhelming. also i just like forumla 1, it's a rich persons sport and my god were these people rich.

i also liked that this was quite a bit darker than a normal sports romance, the author does label it as a dark romance which i guess it is and it isn't. there are some darker themes, but i wouldn’t say its the primary focus.

however, it was too long and contrary to what i normally love there were too many sex scenes that were repeats of one another and it was just kinda boring after a while?

from about 50% to 80% i found myself skimming a lot of parts and especially skimming the sex scenes because they were not doing anything for me. yikeees.

it was 600 pages. 600 pages. 600 pages .

also, yes i did like wilder and reed and i thought their relationship was cute, but they were definitely not my favourite characters. reed's personality was kinda nothing and wilder just had the generic bad boy aesthetic which is fineeee, but i found myself not getting that excited about their HEA.

now. the character that i did love was caden. i am SO interested in this bad boy, obsessed maybe. i need to know more about him and i can't wait for whatever happens with the twins. the side characters were fun and we've definitely set up a load more books with the sheer number of side characters and couples that were teased.

all in all, i did enjoy it, but it dragged and the sex was kinda mehh.

[Dani · Rating 4 out of 5]

Honestly 600 pages was way too much for what this story is, and it led to a lot of repetition, far too many sex scenes and a slow pace, which is why it's not a 5 star read for me. If a romance story is taking up 600 pages then I expect it to be super intricate and non-stop progress, whereas this just felt like a bog standard romance that needed a brutal edit.

I did really like getting to know these characters though - both the MCs and the side characters - and it was fun to see mentions of Elle and Linc, as well as cameos from Helen, Arthur, Marcus, and Jace. I haven't read all of the Fairfield U books, just the MM book, but I didn't feel like I was missing any background info.

I don't really understand the negativity I've seen in other reviews regarding the threesome between Wilder, Reed and Matt though. To me it came across really clearly that although Wilder wanted Reed, he wasn't ready to accept it yet, and the next best option was to share him with his best friend Matt rather than allow Reed to be with a stranger! Reed and Wilder haven't gotten together as anything other than a couple of casual hookups up until this point, so it isn't physical cheating and it isn't emotional cheating. We get Wild's internal thoughts for the whole scene, and he's so clear that he hates what's happening. He is in control of the situation, he removes Matteo when it gets too much, he tells Matteo the next day that nothing else will ever happen between Matteo and Reed... It felt very in keeping with a possessive character who was really struggling to accept that he'd met someone special. Once Wild accepts his feelings, there's no way he'd ever share Reed with anyone, and that was also really clear.

Reed's struggles were difficult for me to relate to because it was obvious his dad would never keep his word, so he was essentially suffering for his dad's enjoyment and nothing more. It did feel like it dragged on far too long though. If this book had been condensed it would have had more impact for me, but by the time Reed's dad gets his comeuppance I was bored of waiting for it.

The racing was really interesting to me also. I'm a big F1 fan and while this isn't based on F1, there were elements that were similar but the league that was created was so fun and actually sounds way better. I did like that the Academy team were all so close and supportive of each other, but I wish there'd been a little more interaction with other racers too.

The darker elements to the plot made this book feel right at home with the Black Hallows series, and I knew to expect the dramatics, but Caden intrigued me more than the actual MCs did and I'm really hoping he gets a book. I also want a story for Matt, and I'm guessing that the next book will be some kind of poly/RH situation with Casper and the guys maybe? Either way, I'm definitely interested in reading more about these side characters, even if they are MF pairings.

[Sarah]

So, I got past the constant mentions of the side characters sex life and manwhorish ways of sharing and fucking and whatnot🤢

Then I got past Matteo, a pretty good friend to Wilder (MMC1), and the few mentions of how these two have fucked plenty of times over the last 3 years🤢

Then I got past the jokes of Matteo in front of everyone including Reed (MMC2) about him and Wilder fucking🤢

To get to 29%, where I got a fucking threesome between Wilder, Reed, and Matteo, where Wilder is giving commands to Matteo to blow Reed then Wilder fucking Reed in front of Matteo. A fucking threesome after Wilder and Prescott have banged. A fucking threesome after the two have shared a passionate kiss. A threesome not mentioned in content warnings🤢

And I'm simply out.

[Sandy Kay]

A read for the sexually free at heart! Aka not me.

The marvelous @Sarah can tell you exactly why:
https://www.goodreads.com/review/show...

[Tanya Courtney]

Ok I'm not rating it, it's GN Wright so I'm sure it would have been five stars but had to stop at the 29% mark when this branched Into threesome territory.

I'm all for RH or MMM but when you have males that are dominant and possessive and it's been noted several times how much you don't want other men looking or touching your guy to then let it happen doesn't sit right with me in the character development so I had to DNF it which I'm gutted about as I had been looking forward to this one.

Technically they aren't together together at this stage so it's not cheating or anything like that but it filled me with a sense of wrongness for the characters.

[haletostilinski · Rating 4 out of 5]

I loved the first book I read by this author and so I was so excited to dive into this one too. Two MM romances by a primarily MF author? Hell yes! More MM romances, pleaseee!!

Now first off, the threesome scene. I am one who, if it's before any commitment or real feelings, I don't like it at all, but I can get passed it. This author had a foursome (kinda) scene in the other MM book she did, before the main couple was together, and one of them wasn't participating, so I was able to get passed it fairly easily.

Why is this one a bit different for me? Well, one, it wasn't warned for. AT ALL. I don't remember if them with others was warned for in the other book, although it should have been, but it definitely wasn't here. Like what the fuck? That pissed me off. If it was warned for, at least I would know it was coming instead of it happening out of fucking nowhere.

Yeah, Matteo was clearly attracted to Reed, but Reed wasn't to him and it was also quite clear something was brewing between Reed and Wilder, so even if his friend was eyeing Reed, who cares? That doesn't mean I should be on guard for an actual threesome.

And yes, it happens somewhat early, at 29% into the story. But this is a 600 page book, so 29% into this is already passed 100 pages. So it really bordered on too late to have it for me to get passed it, in my opinion.

Wilder was already fairly possessive at this point, even if yes, they had just had sex once and made out once at this point.

So was I ultimately able to get passed it and read the rest? Yes. But did I hate the whole thing? YES. I mean, I always don't like or care for a threesome in my romances - not a poly person either, but at least poly relationships are clear or warned for pretty clearly and I can just avoid those entirely - but if they happen early on, before any feelings happen, I can just get passed it, and as long as it never happens again.

Thankfully, that happens here. I'm spoiling here, but I know I would want to know this if were me, so **SPOILERS*** but the threesome at 29% is the only one in the entire book, and then there is no one else for either of them, with or without each other, for the rest of book. That's a big reason this story was overall saved for me.

BUT - the lack of warning, and it happening on the edge of too late, and it being so damn detailed, REALLY pissed me off. Wilder is already fairly possessive of Reed at this point, and he hates Matteo touching him at the same time he allows it? HUH?! Yeah he tries to force it to be casual between them because Reed keeps saying that's all it can be and all it is, but still he's highly possessive - and even afterward, warns Matteo to never touch Reed again!! - and yet...allows it anyway???

I would have, honestly, rather we got a "Reed went off and had sex with Matteo" with NO description of it, than have had to read all that.

Yes, the Wilder and Reed parts of it were hot AF and it got pretty intense and if Matteo wasn't there and involved in any way, I would have loved that scene! But why the fuck does it even happen? Why is it even necessary? It's not! Matteo blows Reed a bit, and near the end Wilder is fucking Reed above Matteo and kind of jerks them both off together as he's fucking Reed - but otherwise, Matteo isn't involved beyond that. He doesn't kiss or fuck Reed or anything beyond what I just said.

SO okay, at least it wasn't as bad as it could have been? Another reason I was able to ultimately get passed it - but also, WHY at all? Why so detailed? What was the point of Matteo in that scene, truly? Other than to piss me off lol.

I like Matteo, I do. I can't wait for his book - he clearly is going to be paired with the man he flirts with at the end - but I don't need him in a threesome with the main couple of this book, okay? Just no.

What ultimately gets me the most, too, is the contradiction of a very possessive Wilder and yet him allowed Matteo to touch Reed and go so far as to blow him, for quite a bit I might add. Yeah, he doesn't look, but he literally forced Matteo onto Reed MORE at one point by pushing his head down farther. LIKE WHAT?

He hates it the whole time and yet encourages more? He starts fucking Reed and then HE'S the one to place Reed over Matteo? And then hold both their dicks together and jerk them off? HUH?! It doesn't make sense, it doesn't compute to me, and it just served to piss me off. I felt, too, that feelings were starting to emerge at this point. Wilder and Reed already had a fairly intimate moment on that rooftop with that deep, long make out session. It just felt on the edge of too late for my tastes.

Hell, even REED HIMSELF, late in the book, still wonders why Wilder was so possessive of him and yet still shared him with someone. SAME, REED, SAME!

Although why does Reed even agree? He doesn't seem at all attracted to or into Matteo, he's mostly all about Wilder, but Wilder suggests him and he's up for it? I also didn't like him feeling tempted, at one point during the threesome while Wilder is fucking him, to lick Matteo's dick. It's a fleeting thought, but Reed even wanting to for a second annoyed me. Where was his possessiveness? I want mutual possessiveness, please and thank you.

Does Reed care to be with anyone else as they fall deeper in love? No. But he's clearly trying to keep Widler at arms length because of his father - understandable - that we never really get possessiveness from him. But I would have liked it. Wilder is a hot, up and coming racing star and you're telling me no one flirts with him? And Reed never gets jealous? *sigh*

SO YEAH, so say I was unhappy about that threesome scene is an understatement. So my star off is mainly because of that and everything I complained about above about it is why.

Was this perhaps a bit too long as well? Yeah. So that factors into my star off, as well as a lot of misplaced commas through this, but otherwise, it was mainly that scene alone and everything surrounding it which pissed me off. It was just, in the end, highly unnecessary and honestly? Didn't make a whole lot of sense with Wilder already being so damn possessive.

Matteo's attraction to Reed also just disappears after that lol. I mean, I guess it happens, but...OKAY.

Anyway, aside from that rage inducing threesome - the rest of this? Wonderful, amazing, I loved it.

Reed and Wilder together? Perfection. They had amazing chemistry, and man oh man is Wilder so much sweeter than he shows the world. He's a little hardened by what Caden, his cousin does and all, but overall Wilder is such a kind man. He's also just kind of used to dealing with basically a literal psychopath in his cousin, Caden, and the world Caden moves through - the illegal underground racing track place and all that - but otherwise Wilder isn't all that hardened or bad himself.

He treats Reed amazingly. And I understand completely Reed's situation. He's put into such a horrible spot, and I think if he didn't have his younger brother, Freddie, to protect, that he wouldn't have bent to his horrible, abusive father's will so much and so easily. I think, ultimately, he would have left his father's world to be with Wilder.

Reed holds back so much because of this and keeps lying to himself, even as he continually can't stay away from Wilder, and it does get frustrating even as I understand it. I think this is where it being a bit too long comes in. We spend a lot of time with these two over the 4 main months of them together and falling in love, and there's a constant back and forth with Reed falling for Wilder, clearly, but trying so hard not to and continually putting walls up.

But he's also a kind, sweet guy who is just trapped by his abusive father who is holding his younger brother, who he loves dearly, above his head to make him do what he wants him to.

I, personally, loved all the sex scenes in this though (threesome aside ahem) and while there is a lot of sex, they had such amazing chemistry that it was always hot as fuck, and always enjoyable. I also really loved the strict roles in this, it just fit for them and there's so few strict roles in MM Romance these days that I love when we get it.

This doesn't affect the overall rating - but damn near the end I couldn't help but be pissed at Eloise, Reed's best friend. She's been his best friend since they were preteens. She's the closest person to Reed, the only person he has, really, to be himself around. She's also gay, they're both two pees in a pod in that regard, and she has rich domineering parents who expect her to be a certain way as well.

She's in the same boat, essentially, only she isn't physically abused by her parents. But she knows about Reed's father, she knows how bad it gets, she's been around for it all.

She knows, too, that he's threatening to hurt Freddie at the end too.

AND YET SHE STILL RUNS AWAY?! FUCKING HELL? GIRL?!

I'm sorry, but...holy shit?

Yes, this isn't technically her family, yes she's being suffocated by the same rigid expectations. I GET THAT.

But I still can't help but feel she was entirely selfish at the end. Because she gets to run away and be with the woman she loves and Reed is left to deal with the fallout. What did she think would happen? SERIOUSLY, what the fuck was she thinking?

And you know, maybe if it was the day before they were set to be married, I'd understand a bit more. The pressure is on, your whole life is about to chance for the worse, you'll be trapped, etc etc - I would get the impulsive decision to run away from it all.

But no, she does this the morning after their "engagement" is announced. SERIOUSLY, she couldn't last ONE fucking day? Reed is dying inside too and yet he doesn't leave. He can't leave. And I'm sorry, as his best friend in the whole world? Can't she endure for him? For Freddie, the literal child who had his ARM BROKEN BY HIS FATHER?

Again, I understand her but...I don't at the same time. As horrible as enduring and having to pretend to be who aren't is, and I know it was killing both of them, to leave your best friend to such a monster? Is, I'm sorry, selfish to me. Like what does Reed's father do? Beat him to within an inch of his life. He's lucky the fucker didn't kill him.

AND he threatened Reed that if he didn't fix it he'd start abusive Freddie against the terms of the deal Reed made with him.

LIKE?! I'm sorry, Eloise could have endured for her best friend. Or at least, given in more time before it all became to much, I don't know. Like holy shit, you're just like "bye bestie, good luck dealing with your dangerously abusive, psychopathic father and trying to keep your kid brother safe, I'm outtie!" and yet all she has to do is say sorry and barely a "things were strained" (without us seeing that) between them before in the epilogue they're "closer than ever" HOW? HOw the fuck did they get passed that? Reed doesn't blame her, but he should? At least to some degree? How did she gain his forgiveness???

UGH just. That whole Eloise part pissed me off.

Maybe that is part of my star off, actually, now that I think about it. Eloise should have faced more consequences, more anger from Reed, but what can you do?

Anyway, I did like Eloise up until that point, but now I have sour taste in my mouth after that.

But anyway, Caden to the rescue in the end - his brother might be getting an MF romance, but if he himself gets a romance with a guy I wouldn't be opposed... - and Wilder and Reed FINALLY get to have their HEA secured.

I loved it, I loved seeing them so happy, and Reed finally getting to be free for the first time in his life.

So yeah, I had my issues with this, but I loved Wilder and Reed and them together. I didn't much care for the actual racing, but their scenes surrounding it were great.

I'm still going to be happy to pick up this author's next MM story (unless this putting them with others/threesomes or more thing at first is at trend with this author because I cannot handle a surprise detailed scene of them with others every damn book, I'm sorry) which is hopefully Matteo and that guy he went off with at the end of the book.

I'm sure the next in this series will be Casper and that Billie girl that was mentioned, so I will be skipping that, but I'll be on the lookout for Matteo's story!

Until then! 🥰😍😘

[Traci]

Notes for me

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[Lea Branov · Rating 5 out of 5]

Oh this was so good. I loved Wilder and Reed! Their dynamic and banter was so fun and I loved their nicknames for each other. I really liked how their relationship developed and how Wilder and Reed really took care of each other when things got tough. I also loved all the side characters (minus Reed’s dad). I can’t wait for the next book in the series!

[Silje Pedersen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Oh weeeeell… this is a hard one. I keep switching between 3 and 4 stars.

First of all, I felt like the book was a little too long. Around the 70% mark, I actually started skimming some of the spicy scenes, which, excuse me, I never do. Byeeee. 😭 There just wasn’t much happening with the storyline at that point.

What I really loved, though, was the cast of characters. The banter, their friendships, and their social lives made this book so much fun to read. Everyone was great… except Blue’s father, of course. He’s officially on my death list.

I also thought Reed and Wilder were the perfect match. I really enjoyed the slow burn, especially with the little hookups here and there. They were so cute and supportive and addicted to each other.

Just keep in mind that this is a dark romance. And I felt really bad for Reed. Like really really bad. I had to adjust my brain because, with the Formula 1 setting, it doesn’t always feel like it’s a dark romance.

All in all, it’s a good book. Not the best I’ve ever read, but the lovable characters and their chemistry kept me hooked through most of it. And ALSO if you haven’t read “the puck chase” by GN Wright, go read it. One of my favs!

[Halee Schmidt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Arc Review

This book was a rollercoaster of emotions for me. So many moments of wanting to scream, hug, shake and laugh with these characters! This is such a beautiful story between two male characters who come to deeply care about each other but also know that sometimes, loving someone isn’t enough to make a relationship work. This book explores so many important, deeply emotional and personal themes so I encourage everyone to take a look at the content and triggers! Overall, I really loved this book and it’s going to be one that I add to my GOD tier list!! The angst and tension kept me on the edge of my seat!! This series is going to be phenomenal!

[Trinity · Rating 5 out of 5]

ARC Review
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 🌶🌶🌶/5

TW - alcohol consumption, drug use, homophobia, biphobia, bigotry from family incl slurs (mentioned), physical abuse (on page and past, mentioned, from a parent), violence, murder (mentioned), familial death (mentioned), sexual assault (scs, mentioned), rape (scs, mentioned), death of a sibling (murder, mentioned), sc with anti social personality disorder, panic attacks (on page), smoking, accident resulting in permanent hearing loss (sc, past, mentioned), financial crime (sc, mentioned), anxiety, derogatory language, gambling, children’s hospital setting (for volunteering, terminal illnesses mentioned), nightmares (mentioned), underground fighting, brief death ideation

CW - spanking, semi public play, degradation, hand necklace, biting, snowballing, spitting

Tropes - f1 romance, sports romance, possessive, one night stand to more, forced proximity, who did this to you?, one bed, opposites attract

Representation - queer rep, gay rep, MM, deaf sc, use of sign language, pan rep (sc)
sc(s) = side character(s)

FYI - there is a HAWT MMM sharing scene

GN Wright does not disappoint me and I’ve been SO excited to read this book!!

Wilder (MMC) and Reed (MMC) come from different worlds which creates a lot of tension in their dynamic. One can be who he wants out in the open and one has to hide unless he’s willing to face the consequences.

I was rooting for these two start to finish and was just so happy when their HEA came together. I’m so excited about this world and the cast and I JUST WANT TO REITERATE that I SAID in my Puck Boys review that I AM CLAIMING CADEN!!!!! tysm xxxx

Scale:
⭐️ - would've DNF'ed / continued out of spite
⭐️⭐️ - shit, but whatever
⭐️⭐️⭐️ - meh, could've been better
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - lit 👅
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ - loved it, inject this shit into my veins 🤪

🫑 - no smut
🌶 - no point
🌶🌶 - mediocre at best
🌶🌶🌶 - standard smut, hot
🌶🌶🌶🌶 - 🥵 okay, some CW
🌶🌶🌶🌶🌶 - fuck me 🥵🥵 CWs / filthy with a side of filth - see Poison / Room Twenty-Two: Hide and Seek/ The Naughty List / The Naughtier List

TW/CW not to be repurposed by authors / publishers for website / book / content use without permission

[JD · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is the first boom I've read by R.N Wright and I really enjoyed it.

Wilder is introduced to us as an entitled nepo race car driver. But we soon learn he has a heart of gold. He's out here trying to prove to the world he earned his place on the track and wasn't handed it because of who his father is.

Reed's whole life is a lie careful crafted by his father. We get a brief sight the the real Reed very early on and learn why he allows himself to be molded by his father.

I loved watching Wilder break down Reeds walls, and give him a safe space to really be himself. I really enjoyed most of the side characters in this book. The love and banter between them all. How accepting they all are. I can't wait for the next book to see what they have all been up too.

[Libraryat44 · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5✨ loved this one! Gabby always writes such good mm! The prologue had me hooked from the start! The chemistry between these two and that first balcony scene!! Hot! Also I am obsessed with Caden he is so unhinged and I hope he gets a book! Loved Wilder and how he was so protective of Reed! Loved Reed and how he helped Wilder with his panic attacks. Just the perfect duo! I hated Reeds dad so much! Another thing Gabby is good at, Making us rage at side characters!! What fab start to the series!

[kreadsoften · Rating 4 out of 5]

Wilder was a cocky racer, and Reed was his buttoned up (at work) PR assistant.

They had chemistry from the start, when Wilder saw Reed as himself and not as work-Reed. And everything was so hot.

Reed. Oh. I felt so bad for him. But Wilder was there, and he saw, he protected, and he took care of Reed. He was down so bad for Reed.

I loved the two of them. And I’m hoping Caden gets a story because he’s a controlled sort of unhinged.

[Yazzie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Firstly thank you to the author G.N Wright for sending me this arc, I’ve been waiting impatiently for it and omg it was worth the wait!!! And then you hit us at the end, a teaser for the next book?!? Aghhhhhh 🤯🤯🤯

We follow bad boy Wilder Miles who is race car driver with zero publicity skills. Which leads to scandal after scandal, in walks Prescott ‘Reed’ Lamont IV who is a prim and proper ‘pretty boy’ who’s been hired to tame his reputation and build his social presence. Which leads to their first meeting with Wilder slamming a door in his face…..

Well let’s say their second meeting took an interesting turn. Reed hides a side of himself from the world and only infront of people he knows, he lets his true self out. One party where he’s dressed like himself and his blonde hair dyed blue, he catches the eye of Wilder which leads to an interesting stint on the balcony. There Reed has the last laugh when he reveals his identity after their not so great first impression.

We slowly learn why Reed is the way he is, and find that things aren’t always greener on the other side. And it’s so sad to see him fight his feelings for both himself and Wilder. His loyalty to his family’s safety is what drives him to strike a deal that seals his fate.

Wilder is carefree, open about his sexuality and proud of who he is. He never hides his identity which leads him to tricky situations and scandals. He lives and breathes racing, after all it’s in his blood! A legacy but he wants to make a name for himself and be known as Wilder the race car driver. Not Wilder Miles the son of a famous person.

For a fast paced sport, this romance was a slow burn and then some. My god, you literally know how to rip our hearts out. I was tearing up at the chapter where Wilder took Reed to the empty race track, that whole monologue was perfection and it had me in bits 😢😭

I literally could write so much more but people need to read it and discover the journey because omg you’re hit with so much stuff! But I love it so much, definitely a 5* read for me and I’m looking forward to reading about the other members of the Miles family!

Special mention😂
Caden…. Is it wrong I love his character 💀 the way he protects his family, his way of showing love and omg the way he delivers news. Straight to the point and not a hint of emotion😂 eh who cares.

[Charlotte.s.library · Rating 5 out of 5]

And now what? What do I do now? I need more. Please give me more. Please give me Cade, and please give me Matt too.

As an F1 fan, the moment I saw this book coming out I instantly added it to my TBR. There are not enough racing books out there. This is not F1, but moto sport, and I'll take it.

Pit Stop has been a superb surprise. I loved EVERYTHING about it. EVERYTHING.

Wilder and Reed are the definition of opposites attract. While Wilder is moody, broody, confident by default and has that I don't give a sht attitude, Reed is more reserved, confidence is a facade.

Wilder is the dark in a sunrise while Reed is the light in the night. They need each other for balance in a way that takes you by surprise.

The way they meet is funny, the way they meet again is sexy, the way they become part of each others lives is complicated. Their whole predicament is complicated, but they just can't let each other go. The way they gravitate towards each other is so nice to read about, and I love how everyone else around them helps them get to that in a safe way.

The found family in this book is phenomenal, the way everyone creates a safe space for Reed instantly is something that could make me cry if I think about it too much. This is my second G.N. Wright book and by now I can see how found family is one trope that she can do flawlessly.

I love all the other characters, and while the series is about the racing Miles, or so I think from the title, I hope one day we will get a book about Cade and another one about Matt. These two played a big role in Wilder's and Reed's story and they are some interesting ones for sure.

I loved how the book did not end once the season was over and that we got to spend more time with them outside of that. I think it was important to the story. The epilogue brings us full circle, and at the end ( even tho this is a long book ) I felt like I needed more.

JF I love them. I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE them.

[Sussu {Romance Obsessed} · Rating 5 out of 5]

Thank you so much to G.N. Wright for the ARC!

This book is a chonker, and I get that it may not be for everyone, but honestly? I devoured it and can't wait for more. It's also probably the longest contemporary sports romance I've read too.

One advanced cw I would give is that there is a brief MMM scene in it, and that might not be everyone's cup of tea.

It's dark, and there's a lot of angst. The two leads can be idiots at times, both being in denial about what is happening between them.

Wilder is a talented racer, he's cocky, but he has the skills to back it up. He has a supportive family, and group of friends that always love to attend his events.
He's also proudly out, and living life on his terms.
His father hires Reed, a prim and proper social media manager who seems to be allergic to fun.

His shirts are always pressed, and he also wears the most formal, boring clothes.
The two are very different, until the two hook up at a party.

In Wilder's defense, he wasn't expecting to see the blue haired, mesh and makeup wearing guy to end up being the same person.
Wilder becomes obsessed with this double life his manager is living, determined to find out why he's so scared of being himself.

I really loved their chemistry and how Wilder didn't want to let Reed go, he was so protective and always had them sleeping in the same bed.
I'm so excited to read more in this series, because the side characters also had me cackling.

[Payton Caudillo · Rating 4 out of 5]

***ARC REVIEW***

Okay but… this was such the perfect start to a new series. I love mm romance with my whole chest, so obviously I ate this up. The chemistry, the banter, the found family chaos, the emotional mess, the TENSION all of it was hitting. I’m fully obsessed with Wilder and Reed. The way they found each other and actually showed up for each other through all their stuff was so sweet, and watching their relationship grow was so beautiful.

And the side characters were so freaking funny. I need Caden’s book immediately because that man is feral and I need more of him. Overall, I had such a good time with this and I’m already pumped to see where the series goes next!

Thank you to the author for this arc for an honest review 🫶🏻

[Aurelinho · Rating 3 out of 5]

I agree with a lot of the reviews i read but to summarize it: too long, too repetitive on the scenes, their feelings weren't believable and the HEA was too basic but there's hope in other couples for this series.

I feel like both of their conflicts and struggles were repeatedly told over and over again to try to convince us that it was compelling and entertaining but then suddenly they were solved in one chapter wich i despised.

Outside of the main couple i feel like there's a lot to be explored there, from Cadem, to the best friends and matteo

[Thuy-Linh]

DNF’d at 56%. Hate to have dnf’d this book because I see the vision and I liked Wilder enough to maybe keep going but holy hell, why is this book dragging its damn feet? And I’m ALL for slow burn, but the pace is just so incredibly slow that I kept losing my attention while reading.

Also, what’s with constantly pointing out innuendos at every innuendo? Like, your readers aren’t stupid. We can pick up an innuendo without having to be told that it was an innuendo. Literally, EVERY single innuendo made was pointed out. I don’t know… I did like Wilder and maybe it’ll be enough for me to pick it back up one day, but for now, I gotta put this one down for the sake of my sanity. 🥲

[Juli · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ame absolutamente todo. Los personajes se llevaron mi corazón, especialmente Reed y Wilder.
La historia es muy atrapante, pero en cierto punto se vuelve todo muy repetitivo, aún así vale la pena.
Es un libro muy largo y adictivo, no podés dejar de leer!!
Me gustó que tengamos el pov de ambos protagonistas. Siento que la descripción de los personajes y su desarrollo fue lo mejor del libro.

En fin, recomendadisimo.

Quizá algún día vuelva nuevamente acá 🫶🏼

[Amanda · Rating 5 out of 5]

4.5⭐️

G.N. Wright does it again!! I don’t know how she keeps delivering banger after banger but I loved this story so much!! Reed and Wilder were such an amazing pairing and following their journey to a HEA was such a rollercoaster!!


Can’t wait for book 2🫶🏼

[Jaynie Orson · Rating 5 out of 5]

Pit Stop by G.N Wright
🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

I was lucky enough to grab an ARC from one of my favourite authors of her upcoming release! 😁 I've been anticipating this release since September last year. It was worth the wait! 💖

Wilder and Reed are perfect!
Usually when I read MM romance, it's the angst from one of them having feelings for someone he feels like he shouldn't (a man) that I really love. This book had non of that, they both already know, their feelings aren't a shock to either of them. However Ms G.N Wright still weaves that angst, want and delicious tension into everything she writes. And. It. Makes. Me. Feral!! 🔥

Now here's to hoping the next book is what I'm thinking it will be, because I need that book yesterday!

[Kellouie · Rating 1 out of 5]

I thought I learned my lesson before to check to see if a majority of the high ratings are ARC readers. Plain and simple, I do not trust a review if it's an ARC read. They are meant to boost readers at launch and by design are disingenuous. So note to everyone: this is not a 4 or 5 star read. It's too long, incredibly repetitive, unimaginative and it loses momentum so fast. Boredom comes in around 50% when you realize the same formula is being applied over and over again. I skimmed to see what happens to the dad and what happened with Jason (spoiler, it's uneventful). I honestly didn't care what happened to the MCs. Earliest red flag for me came with learning Reed can speak fluent Italian but doesn't understand what "Mi pequeño Artista" means? In Italian it is "mio piccolo artista". Someone who can speak 3 languages with at least one strongly based in latin could figure that Spanish sentence out, no prob. Lazy.

[Zath · Rating 1 out of 5]

G.N. Wright’s novel Pit Stop not only left me disappointed, it made me feel as though I wasted my time.

I immediately knew I was going to have a bad time when I read the following authors notes:

“Besides we all know we’re not really here to read about the racing.”

Actually Wright, I was.

The main reason I was interested in this title was to read a MM romance with a Formula 1 setting as I had never read anything featuring this before. I would have passed over this book completely if that aspect hadn’t caught my eye. When I read a book marketed for sports romance, I expect to see the sport represented. The Formula 1 aspect of this entire book is glossed over so quickly and summarized in the briefest way possible. The author explains a pole position in racing and then what place the main character comes in following a race. We never see details of MC1s training, how he experiences the track, any of the adrenaline you would expect from a sports novel. Nothing of substance happens regarding this part of the story. In fact either MCs could have worked in fast food and it wouldn’t have had an impact on the overall narrative.

When an author is advertising a genre or setting, those are the things we the readers expect to see on the page. I read sports romance to see athletes fall in love amidst the stressful pressures brought on by their intense careers. I recently read Connection from Chicago by Wendy Hawthorne which actually shows what athletes go through: the pressure, the stress, the frustration, the media bombardment, the disappointment after failure, the joy of success. Hawthorne managed to do all of that and not lose sight of the overall romance of her characters. I read No Man’s Land by Sally Malcolm which captured the historical setting of World War I with such care that I may not be able to read another historical romance without thinking of her book. The importance of the historical setting and the impact of the World War I time period was interwoven into the overall plot and romance without seeming like an afterthought. These are only two recent examples, but I could go on and on with other books which landed their setting and atmosphere in ways that were meaningful.

I am getting so tired of authors saying they are writing a sports romance for it to simply be a box they check without really caring for the theming. For Wright to start off the book saying no one cares about the sports side of a sports romance, is like saying no one cares about the historical setting in a historical romance. It's like saying no one cares about the doctors in a hospital, in a medical romance. These themes and settings are why we pick up certain books. It's beyond insulting for an author to just casually disregard readers in such a way.

I wanted to stop reading immediately after such a terrible take, but this was an author I had not read before and an ARC. I felt bad at the idea of DNFing a book due to an author’s note, so I continued on.

However, the prologue fared no better when all of the sudden we’re introduced to a murder that happened off screen. These main characters are still in college and living in the dorms. The way this whole scene is handled is actually comical. I laughed at first thinking it was a joke, but then the author tried to spin it seriously with the blood soaked shirt that somehow the character walked onto campus with, through a dorm building, all the way to a roof top to have a conversation. Somehow, no one saw him in this state. This left me wondering if I was somehow reading the wrong book. I wasn’t.

Never before have I come across an entirely dislikeable cast of characters. Rich, entitled, party going nepo babies who have no redeemable qualities. Wilder, the racer whose one expression is to grind his jaw through the entire novel, is set up to be this violent bad boy. He's insulting and just an overall asshole, but everyone loves him for some reason. The author tries to say he's facing pressure from his father and the weight of the Miles legacy, but it's only ever explored superficially. In fact, this entire plot point is mostly glossed over by 40% of the book as if the author forgot about it or realized you can’t just have an asshole character be an asshole for the entire book and had to “redeem” him in some way.

Reed fairs somewhat better, as we do see him working PR to spin Wilder’s image on occasion, but I still was left wanting. The backstories of these characters are so superficial and glossed over that it feels tacked on rather than natural. I think there is plenty of opportunity for sexual tension between an athlete and a PR person. You just won’t find it here.

This book truly has nothing of substance. The amount of repetition was tedious, and trying to slog through the same scenes in a slightly different setting was exhausting. How many times must we hear about all the side characters' sexual conquests? How they are always fucking hot women, sticking their tongues down a girls throat, or sandwiching a woman between two mens’ bodies? Almost every single time a side character is on screen is the answer, and there are a lot of side characters. This seemed so forced and janky that I wondered whether or not the author was trying to remind everyone she predominantly writes MF. Removing these scenes could have easily cut down the book by at least 20 chapters. The pacing was off the entire way through.

As if there weren't already enough red flags, we have to deal with Wilder’s best friend Matteo, who we are reminded constantly that he is his fuckbuddy and that they fucked so much over the past few years. They joke about their past sexual activities in front of everyone, including Reed. We are also reminded about how much Wilder has also slept around constantly. After everything I had disliked about the book up to this point, there was suddenly a threesome that was never warned about which came at 29% which made me want to DNF this book all over again. I was repulsed by the entire way the scene was set up, and not being warned first from the book’s marketing that this was going to happen was frustrating. The author thought to warn people about the lack of sports in their sports romance, but she never labeled it as MMM. Be advised if you don’t want to hear and see other MCs conquests on screen or a sudden threesome.

The overall plot of the story was not engaging. With the lack of the athlete mindset for Wilder, we don’t see the pressure to perform or his struggles as a driver. Shortly after the threesome incident, the author introduces parental assault involving Reed which arguably serves as the only substantial plot point through the back half of the book. It should have been the Elite World Championships race that Wilder was in, but instead this big race is glossed over like the rest of that aspect of the story.

There is a recurring third act breakup which is left on repeat throughout the back half of the book until we get to the “longer breakup”. This longer breakup is hamfisted into the story because the plot needed something that wasn’t racing or PR related to drag it across the exaggerated finish line.

While Wilder and Reed started to be less annoying after the book’s half way point, and while there were a few tropes I like showcased within the 600 pages, these silver linings weren't enough to make any part of Pit Stop an enjoyable read. The plot points and tropes were executed in the worst possible ways with the most insufferable cast of characters to top off a bland story. Everything is resolved off screen with phone calls. The murder that was teased in the prologue finally gets a motive by the end of the book and that motive is hardly anything worthy subjecting yourself to.

The marketing for this book was manipulative. This book was not originally marketed as a Dark Romance until after I started reading it when the author changed the trope listing closer to its release date. The book’s cover and summary is also misleading. Unfortunately this book taught me an unintended lesson; I was not familiar with this author’s history of writing Dark Romance, but none of the marketing I saw which prompted me to check this book out would have led me to believe it would fall in this genre.

Despite the whiplash, I wanted to give this author a genuine chance from start to finish since they were new to me. I came in with a genuine curiosity about Formula 1 and hoped to see a romance flourish alongside it. I’m disappointed I wasted my time with this story. While the cute cover and premise sounded interesting enough to pull me in, I felt as though the author did a disservice by not stating clearly who this book is for. It’s not for me or any sports fan looking for a deep and meaningful story alongside a romance worth cheering for.

Don’t hit the breaks on your current TBR for Pit Stop. Keep on reading and leave it in the rearview mirror.

A copy of this book was provided for an ARC Reader Review. I am leaving this review voluntarily. Thank you to the author for giving me the opportunity to read this.

Read my full review at nostalgiadepartment

[Royesha · Rating 3 out of 5]

Unfortunately, this just didn’t give what I needed it to give

I enjoyed the push and pull in the beginning, but the miscommunication (and eventually just… non-communication) became too much to stomach. And the dirty talk… I hate to say it, but it felt like it was trying way too hard. I was honestly skimming those parts by the end because they made me cringe 🙈. This is the first book in a new interconnected standalone series, so I understand why all the characters needed enough page time to build intrigue for future books. But the execution felt choppy. It felt like there was more focus on everything happening around Reed and Miles than on actually building Reed and Miles. Every time I thought we were finally taking a step forward in their relationship, we’d get one step forward and five steps back. I do think this laid a solid foundation for the rest of the series, and I’m still interested to see where it goes. Unfortunately, it felt like that foundation was built at Reed and Miles’ expense.

[Vanessa V · Rating 5 out of 5]

ARC REVIEW

Can I give this book 6 stars?? Goodreads really needs to add that option for rating absolute masterpieces 🔥

This book was HOT and I ate up every single page!

The enemies-to-lovers romance was done so well. Their first meeting 👀!. And Wilder not recognizing Reed the second time until it was way too late? 🙈😂

Within the first three chapters, you get a little murder intrigue, a hot-as-hell balcony scene, and the story just keeps getting better.

And don’t even get me started on the yacht… Normally, I don’t like that between the MMCs, but for Matteo? I’ll happily make an exception. 😂

Oh, and did I mention this book has racing? As the author said: a hot man in a hot sport. Say no more. 🏎️🔥

You’re going to want to crank up the air conditioning while reading this one.

Absolutely loved it. ❤️

[Kaya · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.75/5 ⭐️

This book had SO much potential and I was so excited for it because I loved the Fairfield U Series so much. But I swear this wasn’t the same author. Reed’s story was heavy but him as a character felt bland, Wilder (along with Caden) basically carried the entire book. All the moments where I was emotional all had to do with Wilder and his words to Reed, and I truly love his character for that. The racing part was interesting and I liked how they got together but it just felt like a lot of sex with some plot and family traumas mixed in. The dad dying was also anticlimactic. Caden was “working on it” for so long that when it came I was just like, oh that’s it? Once again, Wilder made this book worth it. That man showed what it was like to love his people heavy and that he would do anything for them to feel safe and happy. And the ways he did that for Reed were just beautiful and sweet. He is such a lover boy at heart and I loved that about him. The way he came into Reed’s life and showed him that it’s ok to live life the way you want to. That being out in the open as yourself is the sure way to a happy and free life 🥹 Wilder is forever by Reed’s side showing him that he’s seen as exactly who he is and was always meant to be.

Didn’t necessarily hate the book, it just fell flat and could’ve well been at least 100 pages shorter. Not convinced that I’ll continue this series but we’ll see.

— quotes

“Wilder Miles isn’t just hot, he’s fucking gorgeous, and worse, he knows it too.”

“There he was someone I never planned on seeing again. Now he is an addictive enigma I can’t work out. Still just as tempting, but far more dangerous.”

“For the first time, in a long time, I want something to make me feel good without losing my head completely. I want something more than I ever allow myself and I’m going to take it before I can tell myself not to.”

“His lips are back on mine, and the heat inside of me turns into an inferno. He isn’t soft or hesitant, no, his kiss is forceful, harsh, downright brutal, and so damn addictive. He kisses me like I am the answer to every question he’s ever had, and fuck if I don’t want to give him more.”

“He’s both an affliction and an antidote, equally lethal in making my life hell, and I’m torn between freeing myself or drowning completely.”

“A man I can’t let myself want, and is the opposite of everything I need, but when my eyes meet his, he is watching me like I am already his.”

“This isn’t like the night on the balcony, or the deck. Back then, we were both drunk and chasing something completely different. Now though, he’s seeing a side of me I’ve never shown anyone, not just Prescott or Reed, but every single part of me.”

“You’re ridiculous,” — “Made you smile though.”

“Except when I lie in the dark next to Reed, the demons don’t come. I still feel them there, but it’s like I’m out of their reach, and I can’t help but wonder why.”

“Bur it turns out when it comes to him I have no power. Instead, he wields it against me like a damn siren, and all I can do is submit.”

“Because now all I can think about is him. Him with those green eyes and that damn smile. The guy who doesn’t look at me like I’m broken glass, a family name, or some polished thing built for my father’s convenience. He looks at me like I’m a problem he wants to solve with his teeth, and God help me, some terrible, lonely part of me wants to let him.”

““It really is beautiful here.” My eyes are only on him, and beautiful doesn’t even begin to fucking cover it.”

“You look beautiful either way to me, Blue, but it’s better to see you smiling,”

“Truth is, he’s had me since the night on that damn balcony, and I have only fallen deeper every day since.”

“I know what it looks like when somebody wants someone, and it appears Wilder Miles has decided to openly want me.”

“He’s like a drug I don’t want to be free of, and no matter how much I indulge, it will still never be enough.”

“Tell me to stop or I’m going to make you mine.” — “Don’t you dare fucking stop,” … “Make me yours.”

“Are you proud of me, Blue?” — “The question destroys me completely, because nobody has ever looked at me the way Wilder is looking at me right now. Like my opinion matters, like my approval means something, and emotion clogs the back of my throat. He grew up with all the love in the world, and still he asks me that as if my response is the only one that matters. “Very.””

“”Come on, Blue.” The nickname sounds tired, exhausted even, as he takes another drag. “It’s always you who finds me.””

“I realize I trust someone enough to let them see the parts of me I've spent years trying to hide. He sees me, the real me, the one I’ve spent years trying to suppress, and worse, I think he likes that version of me better than the one I show the world.”

“I feel sexy, beautiful, worthy even, and it’s all because of him. It’s like I am drunk on the undying attention of Wilder Miles, and at this moment, I never want to be sober again.”

“As long as my eyes can find him, I feel completely settled. I don't know when that started, all I know is when he's beside me, everything in my head quiets. The noise, the pressure, the memories, they don't disappear completely, but they do stop screaming so loudly.”

“You know I love it when you dress up for me.” — “Only for you.”

“I don’t want to change you, you’re fucking perfect, Blue. I want you to be honest with me, and if not with me, at least be honest with yourself.” — “I know who you truly are, and I can love you enough for the both of us, no matter what it takes.”

“And you’re the man I love, and I will remind you every single day how special you are.”

“I’d do anything for you, Blue, I thought you knew that by now.”

“I love you, Wild. I know everything is a mess and the timing is awful, and I know I hurt you, but fuck, I love you so much and I don't want to spend another day pretending I don’t.” — “We were both pretty terrible at pretending anyway.”

“And for the first time in my life I don't care who sees, because after years of hiding, years of fear, and everything we survived to get here, there is nothing more freeing than finally being seen exactly as you are, and exactly where you belong. Which for me, is beside the man I love.”

“This job was just supposed to be a pit stop, but it turned into the best choice I ever made.”

[Lana ❇✾DG Romance❇✾ · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.75 STARS

He’s both an affliction and an antidote, equally lethal in making my life hell, and I’m torn between freeing myself or drowning completely.

After spending over a week trying to settle between 3.5 and 4 stars, I'm calling it splits down the middle so a 3.75 is where we're at.

Now I love me some GN Wright books, but make in an MM and I run so fast to read it that I trip over myself. True Story. Now this one does say it's a dark romance, but for someone who reads predominantly dark romance, I wouldn't refer to it as such. It has dark themes, absolutely, but it's more of a gray romance and the perfect one to dip your toes in if you're looking for something gritty and with that added oomph.

I despise how intriguing I find him, loathe his perfect face, and detest that I can still feel the roughness of his brutal touch against me, but what I hate most, is that he knows that too.

If you love the grumpy/sunshine trope, this will definitely hit the spot. We have the ultimate grump with the broody and constantly grumpy Reed; the rookie racer who is having a season that is sure to set him up for the professional racing circuit. And as a sucker for all thing F1 and racing, I loved the premise for this book and series. And although I wish we got more of the F1 in this book, it was just enough to hit the spot.

Wilder is openly gay and makes no qualms about his darker tastes in the bedroom. This is a man who likes it rough, dirty, and one night only. But when the one night stand that he can't seem to stop thinking about also turns out to be the golden boy PR responsible for following him around and setting up his social to mirror the blowing up of his racing career, well, suffice it to say he's not exactly thrilled.

Prescott Reed Lamont IV is the definition of preppy rich boy on the surface. But beneath the persona he has to put on for the world is the wounded soul of someone who hides secrets; one being who he is, and the other is darker than anything he'd ever admit. There are definitely some dark themes covered in this book, but nothing broke my heart more than what Reed went through,

The sparks between them are instant and the chemistry was absolutely delicious. I couldn't get enough of their back and forth and Wilder's dirty mouth.

Get on your knees, pretty boy,” I command, shoving on his shoulder roughly, relishing in the way he obeys me instantly, even with the defiant gleam in his stare. I like it when my toys are good. I like it even better when they are bad.

But then somewhere around the 60% mark, I found myself starting to skim. And by the 80% mark, I was skimming through even those hotter than hell sex scenes. While the story was entertaining and the romance was sizzling, there just wasn't enough story to justify the length without making the pacing suffer and the steam feeling repetitive.

I see a few readers that mention not enjoying the sharing scene featured in the beginning of the romance build up. And I will say that I wasn't one of them. Wilder was still fully in denial about the depth of his feelings and the scene really drove home how incredibly possessive he is over Reed even when he is denying it. It fit the story and the characters and I enjoyed it thoroughly.

There is the additional plot of Wilder's cousin and a certain disappearing brother that felt mostly unfinished. It just didn't fully fit in this story and I can't quite wrap my mind about what it did outside of setting up Caden's story line. Which is what I'm hoping it was and then we get a bit more context in his book, which I hope we get. In Wilder's book, it felt more secondary and outside of the main story, so I didn't quite click with it.

All in all, the story was wildly entertaining and the romance between Reed and Wilder was so wholly satisfying. If you love an F1 MM romance but with some teeth and grit, this one will definitely hit the spot.

ARC courtesy of author in exchange for an honest review

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[Jine · Rating 5 out of 5]

So I am currently unwell I didn’t know what to expect from this book going in as this is my first book by this author and I thought it was going to be just a silly little book about a race car driver honestly the cover is what made me wanna read what I didn’t know was that it was gonna make me blubber cry at 6 in the morning!
This is the story of Wilder and Reed aka Blue; Reed was contacted by Wilders dad to do a story on him so when he shows up in wilders room to do a interview it does not go well! Reed is in his posh suit and Wilder doesn’t react well telling him he doesn’t sleep with groupies before a race so after Reed leaves the room he goes to a party but dressed as himself he isn’t in his posh clothes he’s in what he likes he’s wearing his makeup and his hair is dyed blue so when wilder sees him again he doesn’t recognize him at all and after their spicy encounter on the balcony Reed throws back wilders own line at him and he finally realizes who he is
5e next day Reed is hired to be wilders personal PR rep for his rookie season and when wilder sees him again he is shocked
So their relationship starts off rocky AF total enemies well on wilders side Reed is just trying to get him to agree to interviews etc but slowly but surely they become more
Wilder doesn’t understand in the beginning why there are two versions of Reed the one he presents to the world as a Lamont and Reed the one who is open and free to his friends
In these books there’s always and I mean always an asshole parent and reeds is no exception he had to protect the family name so when he is photographed out with wilder and his rich friends and it’s in the news his dad stops by for a visit and it’s a brutal one
Wilders reaction is immediate when he sees how beat up Reed truly is and he gets his cousin who’s basically a psychopath if we go by what he did in the prologue to dig up what he can on his dad
This book has plenty of spicy moments for sure the balcony the castle the racetrack the damn yacht but we get plenty of moments that leave you sobbing like the racetrack when wilder walks away because blue can’t be with him because of the deal he made with his dad he will marry his best friend who is hiding too if he leaves his little brother Freddie alone
What I love the most is how much comfort they bring each other wilder dealing with his brothers death and not being able to tell anyone and Reed dealing with everything with his dad they finally are able to sleep when they are with each other
I love all the little presents Wilder buys for him the ring the lingerie the necklace and most importantly the book with letters from Juliet that one broke me because when he gave it too him wilder was heartbroken!
I do love some karma justice that reeds dad gets did I like Caden in this book for most of it no he wouldn’t tell wilder why he did what he did and it pissed me off but when the reason came out yeah that did me in LOL and I laughed SO loud when he just simply stated what he did to reeds dad LOL
Ugh I loved this story SO much but the 10 months later the press room the kiss ugh it was just the perfect ending for them! They got their hard earned hea!