I can't comment about Luis, from the 150 pages or so I read, his sole purpose of existence is to be the bad guy. Although I have read it a few times it always gets me, it is definitely a tear jerker and a page turner, especially during Will's crash and the aftermath.

Probably not, particularly when she knows that's she's falling for a man that is committed to his childhood sweetheart and that she's irritating the team's hot new asset. The main character is American, yet uses English spelling for everything, uses English words (loo, sofa, telly, etc), uses English speech patterns. Her attempt at English is only slightly better, but her German and Portuguese accents are unrecognisable.Although the story was based around the formula 1 circuit there was still a great romantic feel to the book but also I found a few of the chapters were heartbreaking. com/-xBM0YOJxX1I/V6R6ZF0xKsI/AAAAAAAAYw4/-b-ShP1rgTcjVN-Y41KaK8eNyPJn6aHswCLcB/s1600/SBC200-new2016.

You can guess almost from the outset what the ending is going to be but I have to say it’s a very enjoyable journey (particularly if Luis is driving).

Daisy keeps getting funny feelings watching the races and can understand in the end why Laura didn't watch many races of her boyfriends. Then, the last third of the book where I actually was drawn into the story it seems to be really rushed and I found myself feeling left short by the abrupt ending. Sometimes I would wonder if I had opened on the wrong page because I was reading almost the exact same thing a couple of pages ago. We find this out pretty early on in the book and we find out he cheated on her multiple times, just for those not aware of Toon's last book.