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Synopsis
Colton Donavan lived life in the fast lane, but it took Rylee Thomas to teach him what racing was all about.
Arrogant, rogue, broken, conceited, dirty-talking, rebel, egomaniacal, voodooed, bent, and reckless.
You think you know him?
Think again.
Contains mature themes.
Release date: September 15, 2014
Publisher: JKB Publishing, LLC
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I adored all three books in K. Bromberg’s Driven Series. Those books (Driven, Fueled and Crashed) follow Rylee Thomas, a woman who has buried her past to the point of walking through life numb until she quite literally falls into the arms of smokin’ hot Indy Car driver Colton Donovan. Colton on the other hand is the exact opposite of Rylee. Colton purposely lives life in sensory overload to outrun the demons from a past he is afraid will not just catch up with h...
I adored all three books in K. Bromberg’s Driven Series. Those books (Driven, Fueled and Crashed) follow Rylee Thomas, a woman who has buried her past to the point of walking through life numb until she quite literally falls into the arms of smokin’ hot Indy Car driver Colton Donovan. Colton on the other hand is the exact opposite of Rylee. Colton purposely lives life in sensory overload to outrun the demons from a past he is afraid will not just catch up with him- but completely ruin life as he knows it. The series is told primarily in Rylee’s point of view- with a couple of chapters in Colton’s point of view scattered into Fueled (Book 2), and more than a couple scattered into the final book, Crashed (Book 3).
Raced is NOT a novel in the trilogy (obviously since if it were then it technically wouldn’t be a trilogy). Raced is the much-anticipated companion to the trilogy that is entirely in Colton’s point of view. Its chapters revolve around several key scenes/chapters in all three books. Her fans begged for it and Bromberg delivered.
Personally, I had been anticipating Raced greatly after devouring the entire trilogy in a little over a weekend. Was Raced what I expected? Yes and no. Yes in that Colton’s POVs were exactly what I had hoped they would be: raw, honest, and full of the conflict and emotion behind the race-face Colton wears through life. It was exactly what I wanted and what I got in aces (ha- pun totally intended).
What was unexpected? Two things. The first being a sob inducing scene between Colton and his father towards the end of Raced (that is all I will say- spoiler hounds). The second thing- I didn’t expect but totally loved was the author’s description that was before each of the chapters of Raced. These chapters let readers know what she was thinking, or why she picked a particular part of the saga to share in Colton’s voice.
Raced adds a certain richness and emotion to the story told throughout Driven, Fueled, and Crashed. Remember Raced is NOT a stand-alone novel- nor does it claim to be one. Think of it as the extra deleted scenes from your favorite movie that you get when you buy the director’s cut.
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