Alex was the playboy son of the famous Moretti family. He was handsome, outgoing and a superstar in the MotoGP. It was no surprise that girls flocked around him like bees to nectar. However, when the sixteen-year-old daughter of Unibank owner got involved with him, everything rapidly went south. Having a romantic relationship with the teenage daughter of their billionaire sponsor was bad enough but ending up in a car crash with her would no doubt trigger severe consequences.
Evelyn Stevens was ambitious and strived to achieve fame in motor racing, even if it means competing against men. She had arrived all the way from United Kingdom for this purpose and nothing will stop her, not even her boyfriend who doubled as her competitor. With fame and fortune at stake, intrigues and betrayal become the norm. Unfortunately, there would be winners and losers as battle of wits take center-stage.
The Race Girl is a thrilling story about love, romance, and passion. The story has an interesting and unpredictable plot, as well as well-developed characters—it’s indeed a classic worth reading!
BIO: James Herbert Harrison, a native of Cape Girardeau, Missouri, has lived and worked throughout the continental United States as a businessman and industrial equipment and software sales representative. He currently resides in Olathe, Kansas with his wife, Maryna, and their fourteen-year-old son. James has an older son who remains in Cape Girardeau, as well as two older stepchildren. The family are active and proud members of Lenexa Baptist Church in Lenexa, Kansas.
James’ pedigree as a writer began ten years earlier with the publishing of his first novel. Quest For Power, a political thriller to be re-released as The Programmer. Miracle From Ukraine, a totally different departure in genre, was inspired by the real-life saga of James and Maryna having experienced many of the actual events in the story.
A lifelong motor racing enthusiast and avid collector of motorsport memorabilia, James’ newest work, The Race Girl, is a novel set around two racing meccas, Indianapolis and Charlotte, the first in a planned series on the saga of the Moretti racing family and their exploits, challenges, and tragedies competing in the world’s great motor racing series.
