Small Town USA – Page 2 – Small Town Fiction

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Hello dear readers and thank you again to Kelsey for hosting me.

Kees with Australian V8 racing heroes, Garth Tander.

When I created Calhoun Customs Garage, I wanted at least one of the children to be a racing car driver. Having started the series with the eldest sibling, Chase and featuring middle brother, Mason, I figured I’d go to the end of the line for book 2,Fast Lane, and write a story about the youngest Calhoun. Of all five siblings, Trinitywasthe hardest one to write. She’s a hothead, runs on adrenaline and racing fuel, and seldom passes up on a dare. Poor Reece, he’sin for a rough ride.

Trinity comes crashing into Reece’s life at a time when he’s struggling to comes to terms withhaving to be a single-parenttohis godson, Tyler.Our hero and heroine have both loved and lost someone special to them, both are learning…

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Happy release day to Trinity and Reece. As the dust settles behind Overdrive, Fast Lane, the story of the youngest Calhoun speeds onto the track. Trinity is a NASCAR racing driver at the peak of her career, but her father’s deteriorating health has her returning home to Bigfork, Montana. She’s excited to be home, back in her comfort zone, until she’s lured back to the track by her passion for speed. What no one in her family knows is, that every time she gets behind the wheel, she’s paralyzed by fear. And then there’s Angel, a good reason to hang up her racing suit for good. Order it here today!

Fast Lane

Trinity Calhoun is a name everyone knows on the race circuit, but her days in the hot seat are numbered. She’s tired of the limelight, meaningless relationships and long hours behind the wheel. When her father calls her home, she’s ready. She slips right back into the family business, finishing off the custom car projects her father has lined up. But racing is in her blood and she’s lured back to risking her life on the hot rod drag strips outside of town. It’s there she meets paramedic and volunteer firefighter, Reece Balmain, who has her re-thinking the road her life is taking.

Reece Balmain arrives in Bigfork a broken man. He’s lived and breathed through horror accidents, haunted by the faces of the people he’s cut from vehicles. He knows one thing–speed kills. He’s hoping not to see too much of it in small town Montana, until he hears about the drag races taking place outside of town. He knows Trinity Calhoun. He’s watched her race, seen her win, held his breath when her car somersaulted into barriers in Daytona Beach. He doesn’t like what she does, but he can’t stay away from the woman who’s claiming his heart.