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Cross the Line

Simone Soltani (2023)

SubgenreSports Romance
Age groupAdult 18+
Content ratingR
Pages (Standard (250-400))
SettingContemporary
CSM age18+
Goodreads3.57/5 (25002)

Content levels

ViolenceNone
Sexual contentSteamy
LanguageMild

Trigger warnings

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Synopsis

Her brother’s best friend sends her heart racing in this sparkling Formula 1 romance. Formula 1 driver Dev Anderson’s career is on the line. After a social media disaster leaves him with an angry team and sponsors threatening to jump ship, he needs someone to help save his image. At a party in Monaco, he bumps into the woman who can fix it all. There’s just one problem: she’s his best friend’s little sister. And, okay, maybe there’s another problem—he kissed her last year and hasn’t been able to stop thinking about it since. Recent college grad Willow Williams needs a job. She may have a talent for seeing the bright side of any bad situation, but it’s hard to stay positive when she’s struggling to get hired. So when Dev offers her a temporary solution, she can’t help but say yes. Even if it means ignoring the crush she’s had on him since childhood. Willow and Dev are determined to keep things strictly professional, regardless of old feelings and the blazing chemistry between them. But in the glittering and high-stakes world of Formula 1, some lines are meant to be crossed…

Tags

Sports RomanceWorkplace RomanceCelebrity Romance

Cross the Line: content & age rating

Intended for adult readers (18+).

This adult contemporary romance features a forbidden relationship between a Formula 1 driver and his best friend's sister, with romantic tension, kissing, and likely steamy intimate scenes, as well as workplace and social media drama.

What to know going in

This book has no graphic violence, steamy sexual content, and mild language.

Who'll love this

Adult readers will enjoy the glamorous Formula 1 setting, forbidden attraction, and workplace romantic tension between a driver trying to save his career and the woman hired to fix his image.