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Cambria Hebert

Junkie (GearShark #1)

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Drew Forrester is a total adrenaline junkie.
His high of choice?
Cars.
The faster, the better.
He's been making waves in Maryland's underground racing circuit since he crossed the state line, and after speaking with him, we know he's not hitting the brakes anytime soon.
So what exactly does it take to burn rubber and make a name for yourself in a world where the only rule is there are no rules?
You gotta be hungry…
You gotta have balls…
And you can never back down.
What've we learned here at GearShark?
Drew is all of the above.
We also know he's got some secrets buried under his hood.
Secrets we think are loaded with octane and just might set the world of cars on fire.
Check out the full feature article inside…
**This book contains an Male/Male romance relationship.
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336 printed pages
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    • cathas quoted2 years ago
      “And I don’t expect you to lie.” I rubbed a hand over my head and made a sound. “I don’t want to sneak around. I don’t want to pretend I’m just your manager when really you’re my entire world.”

      “So you’re breaking up with me?” He pulled back, hurt and pain in his expression.

      I looked away. “Yeah.”

      “No.”
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      • cathas quoted2 years ago
        Sometimes when we were in a room full of people, I could look up and meet his eyes for a split second, and that was all it took. I knew even though we weren’t right beside each other, he was thinking about me, and he knew I was thinking about him.

        What we had wasn’t easy, but it was real and we were making it work.
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        • cathas quoted2 years ago
          “He’s not mine for you to take.”

          “I think we both know that isn’t true,” she said kindly.
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