Furious Rush

by S. C. Stephens

For Mackenzie Cox, racing motorcycles is in her blood. Born into a family legacy, she's determined to show the world that she has inherited her father's talent in this male-dominated sport. The last thing Kenzie needs is to be antagonised by her rival team's newest rider, Hayden Hayes. Hayden, exceedingly arrogant and outrageously attractive, immediately gets under Kenzie's skin and she can't help but be distracted.

As Kenzie and Hayden push each other on the track, the electric energy between them off the track shifts into an intense - and strictly forbidden - attraction. The only rule between their two ultra-competitive teams is zero contact. Kenzie needs a win, and she also needs to stay away from Hayden. Unfortunately for her though, one thing has become all too clear: she can't.

Fuelled by passion, driven by desire, Hayden and Mackenzie both want to win more than anything else. Except for, maybe, each other. But anger, jealousy and extreme competitiveness aren't their only obstacles . . .

• ISBN10: 0751560472
• ISBN13: 9780751560473
• Publish Date: 23 August 2016
• Publish Status: Active
• Publish Country: GB
• Publisher: Little, Brown Book Group
• Imprint: Sphere
• Format: Paperback (B-Format (198x129 mm))
• Pages: 384
• Language: English

Reviews

[Cocktails and Books]

3.5 Cocktails

I'm torn over this book. On one hand, I liked the main characters and the storyline was interesting. But on the other hand, I didn't love the main characters and some of the secondary characters irritating the loving hell out of me.

Hayden, the hero, should have been a bad boy that I loved. He was more than some of the illegal activities he participated in. But I didn't find myself loving him. I liked him. But it never evolved to anything more.

Kenzie, the heroine, had the weight of the world on her shoulders. She was in a tough spot and truly trying to do the best thing for her family and their legacy. And when she finds herself being drawn to the one person she shouldn't, I didn't really root for her. She was often a bitch to Hayden, which made me wonder why he tried so hard. And when she found herself caught in a web of her own lies, it was hard to feel sorry for her. She should have put her big girl panties on well before when she did.

I'm intrigued as to how this series will continue. Will the focus continue to be on Hayden and Kenzie, or will one of the other secondary characters be front and center. I'm hoping if Hayden and Kenzie continue on in the next book, the characters become a lovable (although I will confess, I hate Keira but continued on through the Thoughtless series...which I ended up loving).