OK, even though I think people racing motorcycles have a death with, I love it.

And it made me wish I was back in the days when I worked in race teams. Sigh how I miss those days! The smell of burning rubber, the noise, the excitement.

Right from the start, Furious Rush is an action packed, adrenaline filled story. Set in the world of illegal street racing and legal circuit racing, this had it all for me.

I thought it was going to be hard for me to let go of my book husband Kellan, but Hayden, with all his secrets and flaws comes a pretty damn close second.

Kenzie and Hayden have been told they couldn't. They shouldn't. They can't. But what happens when they do?

As much as I loved Kenzie and Hayden, I gotta say, I really don't think I liked many of their co-stars. The family and friends, most of the time they brought out violent tendancies in me, and one pretty main character I just wanted to nut punch from the first time he was mentioned until the last page of the book he p!ssed me off that much!

I would have liked to know a bit more about Hayden - this being told all from Kenzie's POV gave us a lot of her, but maybe just a couple of chapters from his POV would have given us that insight into him that I felt I was missing - because at times he did some stuff that I was all "really? WTH is that about?"

But that could just be me.

And also, I am not sure if there is going to be more about these racers, but there was something at the end that could be set up for another book? Or not, I guess we will just have to see.

From the green light to the chequered flag, Furious Rush kept me intrigued, and I read this book in one sitting.