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Fast, Furious and Forbidden
By Alison Kent
Alison Kent is the author of several steamy books for Mills & Boon, as well as a handful of fun and sassy stories for other imprints. She is also the author of The Complete Idiot’s Guide to Writing Erotic Romance. Alison lives in a Houston, Texas, suburb with her own romance hero.
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To Lori, Julie and Jennifer for making sure a good time was had by all of us in Dahlia.
And for Jennifer especially, for knowing Outlaw 10.5 racing and understanding insanity.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Thursday a.m.
“WHIP! I GOTTA HAVE THAT torque wrench or I ain’t never gonna get this done.”
“Take a look in the far chest, Sunshine. The second drawer. I got it out of there earlier.”
“Well, it ain’t in there now. It ain’t in any of ‘em. Drawers or chests. I done looked.”
Hunkered down outside the Corley Motors rig, the tractor-trailer used to haul “Bad Dog” Butch Corley’s dragster to National Hot Rod Association events, Trey “Whip” Davis straightened from where he’d been securing an extension cord against the movable race pit flooring, and mentally retraced the day’s steps.
He’d had the torque wrench with him when he’d grabbed for his BlackBerry to call Butch—the driver had been enjoying a late breakfast with his wife and son—only to realize he’d left the PDA on a shelf in the hauler’s workshop. He’d obviously set down the tool when he’d picked up the phone, but—crap on a cracker.
What was wrong with his head?
This wasn’t like him, being off kilter, disorganized, careless. He
