Fuel To The Fire (New Adult Contemporary Romance) - Plot & Excerpts
During race season you spend so much time going from one place to the next you just live out of your team trailers. They’re nice, but they’re small and pretty soon you start to feel claustrophobic; well at least I do. It turns out Marco feels the same way. That’s why we chose a suite on the top floor of the Beachcomber. We’ll be able to spread out, relax and enjoy ourselves. As much as I admire and respect Marco, there are things about him that are cause for concern. Why ism’t he grieving for the loss of his father? Why isn’t he more upset about being benched? Sure, he had the one afternoon flip out, but that’s all. It leads me to believe he is planning on doing what Dr. Nguyen claims he is planning on doing. I have to put a stop to it. “What is up with you?” Marco asks. “I’ve got a lot on my mind,” I reply. We get to our room, and I flop down on a spacious, unbelievably soft couch and flash a weary smile. “Sorry Marco. I know how you hate it, but we have to talk.”
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