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David Jochmann's life is spinning out of control. After making history as Formula America's first gay couple, David Jochmann and Noah Caparelli find their careers in at a turning point. With Noah sidelined by a wrist injury, David faces the pressure of defending his championship alone.But the racetrack is just one of David's battlegrounds. His abusive father is stalking him, his ex-girlfriend is pregnant with his child, and his new diet regimen is taking over his life. When everything starts to fall apart, David must confront his demons and decide what kind of person he's going to be. Will he find the strength to heal himself and reclaim his future, or will his past destroy everything he's fought for?

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Such an amazing conclusion to the Redline trilogy! It was so nice to get David‘s perspective. The way Barlowe wrote the relationships with Caroline, David‘s family, and the teams felt so realistically messy. The issues Barlowe explored within the racing world were crucial and well done, even if there was less actual racing. I couldn‘t resist finishing this in one sitting and sobbing at the end. This was one of the better romance series I‘ve read.

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