same…
relationship with Formula 1 driver Teo Coates, Raine walks out of his life
without offering an explanation. To shield him from horrifying events that are
best kept secret, Raine breaks her own heart and the heart of the man she
loves. And left with no choice, Teo is forced to abandon Raine to finish his
race season.
and losing Raine’s heart has only made him more determined to reclaim it…
back, and she’s his only goal. But Raine is no longer the same girl he left
behind; she’s broken by the past and struggling to cope with each day.
Unbearable memories have her nights plagued with fear, while her days are spent
deliberately hiding away to avoid triggering full-blown panic attacks.
Therefore, when Teo returns as England’s favourite driver, and demands answers,
all of Raine’s careful planning is destroyed.
one place she never wants to be—the spotlight.
Teo’s public girlfriend raises old dangers, and exposes her to a group who will
stop at nothing to tear them apart. If Raine and Teo are to be together, they
must confront their past. However, only Raine knows the truth behind what
happened during that sinister night, and revealing her secrets may cause Teo to
leave for good.
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Footsteps thundered behind me, forcing me to run faster as my vision began tunnelling. Bouncing off the walls as I rounded corners, I attempted to trace my steps back to the exit through the labyrinth of hallways.
I could hear the footsteps growing louder, as if Nadine was right on my heels, but I couldn’t look without losing my rhythm.
Abruptly, I was jerked to a stop by a hand on my wrist. I spun at the touch, flinging my back against the wall with a scream. My movements were too fast to take anything in.
“What the f*** are you doing here?” The voice that snarled the words was not Nadine’s. Even full of malice I could never forget his tone. Despite that, my brain was no longer thinking logically.
I raised my hands instinctively to shield my face, the line between reality and my memories blurring. The brightly lit corridor was too tight and darkness encroached from every corner.
I was back in the alley. The rough bricks bit into my spine as I cowered into the building praying I could make myself invisible.
“No, not again,” I whimpered, my hands shaking. “Please, not again.”
In my mind they were coming at me, closing the distance.
No matter how tiny I made myself they could still see me.
“Don’t hurt me. Let me go!” White-hot panic rose in my chest, consuming me and fuelling the memory. Everything felt so similar, I wasn’t even seeing what was really in front of me.