Drive Me Crazy by Lizzy Dent, 368 pages
Chloe has clawed her way to the top of Formula 1, and is ready to finally be announced as the first female team principle. But her billionaire boss chooses to use that same press conference to announce the hiring of the once-great, now-not-so-great driver Matt, who also happens to be an unrequited crush from Chloe's childhood. But as Matt joins the team, sparks begin to fly between the two, and Chloe is forced to prove herself as a Formula 1 boss while also allowing her love life to flourish.
This is a spicy sports romance about a sport I know NOTHING about, which made it intriguing in ways that had nothing to do with the romance. I respect and appreciate that. What I didn't necessarily love about this is the sheer number of times that Chloe says "no, we shouldn't do that" and Matt presses her anyway (and she immediately folds). It doesn't seem to work with her established career focus, and made both of them feel really juvenile in their thinking. That said, I probably will pick up more Formula 1 romances, because I definitely found that bit interesting.

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