Helpful Score: 2
A fun read- NASCAR part is good too. I enjoyed the romance w/o all the sex scenes.
Helpful Score: 1
Its a paperback book not hardcover. A wonderful series of books if you are into sports especially nascar.
GreatBook
Good story with plenty of background and behind the scenes of NASCAR but absolutely NO LOVE SCENES. I was very disappointed in that aspect.
Heather B. (HeatherLovesSpike) reviewed Hearts Under Caution (Harlequin NASCAR) on + 114 more book reviews
paperback not hardcover
One minute Lisa Woodrow is a big city prosecutor, and the next she's back home, deep in the fumes of North Carolina racing culture and trying to keep a low profile.
She has no choice. A criminal she helped convict is on the prowl for her, and Wade McClellan, ex-fiancé and best-NASCAR-crew-chief-in-the-business, insists his security is tight and she'll be safer with him.
There's no way Lisa will ever go back to being a "sideline cheerleader," but this caring, committed Wade hardly seems to be the same man she left behind. Suddenly, staying beneath the radar in North Carolina doesn't seem to be such a bad idea.
One minute Lisa Woodrow is a big city prosecutor, and the next she's back home, deep in the fumes of North Carolina racing culture and trying to keep a low profile.
She has no choice. A criminal she helped convict is on the prowl for her, and Wade McClellan, ex-fiancé and best-NASCAR-crew-chief-in-the-business, insists his security is tight and she'll be safer with him.
There's no way Lisa will ever go back to being a "sideline cheerleader," but this caring, committed Wade hardly seems to be the same man she left behind. Suddenly, staying beneath the radar in North Carolina doesn't seem to be such a bad idea.
One minute Lisa Woodrow is a big city prosecutor, and the next she's back home, deep in the fumes of North Carolina racing culture and tring to keep a low profile.
She has no choice. A criminal she helped convict is on the prowl for her, and Wade McClellen, ex-fiance and best-NASCAR-crew-chief-in-the-business, insists his security is tight and she'll be safer with him.
There's no way Lisa will ever go back to being a "sideline cheerleader," but this caring, committed Wade hardly seems to be the same man she left behind. Suddenly, staying beneath the radar in North Carolina doesn't seem to be such a bad idea....
She has no choice. A criminal she helped convict is on the prowl for her, and Wade McClellen, ex-fiance and best-NASCAR-crew-chief-in-the-business, insists his security is tight and she'll be safer with him.
There's no way Lisa will ever go back to being a "sideline cheerleader," but this caring, committed Wade hardly seems to be the same man she left behind. Suddenly, staying beneath the radar in North Carolina doesn't seem to be such a bad idea....
Against the excitement of the race season and around a threat to her life, car owner's daughter and her former fiance, NASCAR crew chief, find love.
As a NASCAR fan, I really enjoyed the story.
As a NASCAR fan, I really enjoyed the story.
(paperback) Fun, quick Nascar read!
Eileen B. (romanceaddict) -
A good, short NASCAR romance. You get a lot of track side and racing information in the mix.
Quick read especially if you love NASCAR. Has a little mystery thrown in for fun.
Lisa Woodrow (daugther of team owner) is hiding out from a convict back at her parents home, but she ends up going to races with ex-fiance', Wade, to protect her parents and herself. Wade and Lisa find that sparks still fly between them and the eventually end up admitting it to each other.
Lisa Woodrow (daugther of team owner) is hiding out from a convict back at her parents home, but she ends up going to races with ex-fiance', Wade, to protect her parents and herself. Wade and Lisa find that sparks still fly between them and the eventually end up admitting it to each other.
Hearts Under Caution by Gina Wilkins
Harlequin NASCAR Library Collection
Six years ago Lisa Woodrow broke off her engagement, went to law school and got a job in Chicago. Plenty far away from her home in North Carolina and away from her ex-fiance who is too much like her dad, who owns Woodrow Racing. Racing always came first for her dad and its that way for Wade as well. Or is it?
Wade McClellan has learned to bury his emotions so well that he has earned the name Ice. Thats fine with him especially now that he needs to hide what he really feels for Lisa. As a crew chief he needs to be focused and calm not distracted by the woman who walked away from him all those years ago.
If you enjoy series and connected books.Almost Famous continues with Jake Hinsons story. Jake is a driver the reader meets in this book. The author brings the book to life with the intense job Wade has and seeing the crowds and excitement of NASCAR through Lisas eyes, as well as the suspense of watching her back as someone is out to kill her.
**Mild language
http://justjudysjumbles.blogspot.com/2013/05/harlequin-nascar-library-collection.html
Harlequin NASCAR Library Collection
Six years ago Lisa Woodrow broke off her engagement, went to law school and got a job in Chicago. Plenty far away from her home in North Carolina and away from her ex-fiance who is too much like her dad, who owns Woodrow Racing. Racing always came first for her dad and its that way for Wade as well. Or is it?
Wade McClellan has learned to bury his emotions so well that he has earned the name Ice. Thats fine with him especially now that he needs to hide what he really feels for Lisa. As a crew chief he needs to be focused and calm not distracted by the woman who walked away from him all those years ago.
If you enjoy series and connected books.Almost Famous continues with Jake Hinsons story. Jake is a driver the reader meets in this book. The author brings the book to life with the intense job Wade has and seeing the crowds and excitement of NASCAR through Lisas eyes, as well as the suspense of watching her back as someone is out to kill her.
**Mild language
http://justjudysjumbles.blogspot.com/2013/05/harlequin-nascar-library-collection.html
Excellant story, part of Harlequins new NASCAR Series. Feb. 2007
