Love in the Fast Lane

by Rose Francis

A thrill-seeking billionaire. A stern psychologist. An HEA? When an adventurous executive is assigned a steadfast young woman to help rein in his reckless tendencies, sparks begin to fly!Abby's job as Dan's personal coach is to help tame his passion for extremely fast cars, and it's not an easy task. She also begins taming the bad boy's soul, and they both find themselves falling for someone outside of their usual comfort zones.Racial and lifestyles differences work against them, but will their unexpected love conquer all?**A standalone, contemporary interracial love story with a slower burn. Full-length novel with no cliffhanger, no cheating, and an HEA! Office/workplace romance with sports themes.**

Genres: Romance, Interracial Romance

258 pages, Paperback

Published August 8, 2019

About the author

Rose writes contemporary interracial romance (mostly BWWM). Her stories star white-collar heroes as well as billionaires, and the women of color who fall in love with them! Some are on the sweet side, and some are on the steamy side.
For white-collar heroes, check out the Sweet Redemption & Holiday Hunks series.
For Cinderella-type billionaire love stories, check out The Billionaire's Desire, The Billionaire's Proposition, Secrets & Deception, and the Taking Chances series.
For oddball stories, see the Dangerous Secrets series & Bite-Sized Romance.

Reviews

[Mosaic · Rating 3 out of 5]

It's a decent YA romance. I know this may be Rose Francis's internal dialogue projecting upon the main character, but I agree 100% with Rose about how TV shows and fandom treat WOC as love interest. Blatant racism in fandom and TV show is very real.

[Jacqueline · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is a story of a powerful flirtation that manifested in love. It's a delightful love story. The author allows the reader to get to know the characters. It touches on racial disparities.

Abigail is not only likable, she intelligent, brave and honest. Dan and Abigail can be good for each other. It's a good storyline, however, I wish the intimate scenes were steamier.

[Mommy "M" String · Rating 5 out of 5]

Such a different, but fun series. Rose Francis writes just as if she were sitting with you, telling a fun story. I could feel the laughter with every unusual turn of phrase, and the reading is delightful. A wonderful way to pass a couple of hours. Thoroughly enjoyed this series.

[Brenda · Rating 5 out of 5]

good

[Tigger · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story.

[Maurice R. · Rating 5 out of 5]

a great love story

I love the family dynamics. Both Dan and Abby lost loved ones learning to find life through grief a beautiful story