Harlequin NASCAR Series by Marisa Carroll

NASCAR driver Justin Murphy is content to go through life flying by the seat of his pants. Why bother with commitment - to racing, his girlfriend, or even living responsibly - when he can just have fun and occasionally finish in the top ten? But when an irate fan injures Justin, nurse Sophia Grosso makes him forget all about family obligations, his former love and even partying hard. .. moreNASCAR driver Justin Murphy is content to go through life flying by the seat of his pants. Why bother with commitment - to racing, his girlfriend, or even living responsibly - when he can just have fun and occasionally finish in the top ten? But when an irate fan injures Justin, nurse Sophia Grosso makes him forget all about family obligations, his former love and even partying hard. .. . But any thoughts of a happily-ever-after are quickly extinguished by a reminder of the decades-long grudge between the Grossos and Murphys. Justin and Sophia come from families intent on tearing them apart. They whisper things that hurt. Secrets meant to drive a wedge between the lovers. .. for good. Can Justin afford to ignore the misdeeds of the past. .. and marry the enemy's daughter? less

It's the last race of the NASCAR season, and driver Dean Grosso is a serious contender for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship. But success could cost him the one thing he holds most dear - his marriage. His wife, Patsy, has issued one heck of an ultimatum: quit racing, or the marriage is over! It's not that Patsy doesn't love NASCAR - quite the opposite. She just loves her husband more. It's time for Dean to retire so they can spend more time together... moreIt's the last race of the NASCAR season, and driver Dean Grosso is a serious contender for the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series championship. But success could cost him the one thing he holds most dear - his marriage. His wife, Patsy, has issued one heck of an ultimatum: quit racing, or the marriage is over! It's not that Patsy doesn't love NASCAR - quite the opposite. She just loves her husband more. It's time for Dean to retire so they can spend more time together. But the more Patsy pushes for retirement, the more Dean insists he'll keep racing Is there a way to break this deadlock. .. before it breaks their marriage apart? less