3 Book(s) Related to campione

Let me tell you how I ended up fake-dating Formula 1’s most infamous bad boy—it wasn’t my idea.

One minute I’m Sloane Hart, a sharp PR specialist who turns shattered reputations around. The next, I’m signing a contract to play girlfriend to Sebastian Vale, the F1 champion branded reckless and cruel after a devastating on-track crash. My role seems simple: pose for paparazzi, stand beside him at events, and rewrite his toxic public image.

But nothing about Sebastian is simple. His intense blue eyes hold a hunger no fake relationship should spark. His quiet touches linger long after cameras fade. Every stolen moment blurs the line between the script we’re selling and something dangerously real.

I soon learn Sebastian didn’t choose me randomly. He orchestrated every detail—the crash, the media firestorm, the contract binding us together. I was never just his PR fix. I was the prize he’d been chasing all along.

Trapped in the glittering, cutthroat world of F1, where secrets hide behind million-dollar smiles and flashing cameras, I discover the truth: Sebastian doesn’t want a temporary girlfriend. He wants me—all of me.

Nora, the wolfless daughter of a powerful Beta, has spent her life cherished by her pack and devoted to her best friend, the future Alpha, Damon. But on the night of her eighteenth birthday, when the mate bond reveals they are destined, he shatters her world with a brutal public rejection, declaring her weakness a liability. Cast out and heartbroken, Nora forges a new life alone, until a charismatic Alpha from a rising pack offers her a home. When her dormant powers awaken with breathtaking force, Nora must decide if she will hide in the shadows or enter a legendary tournament and force the world, and the man who broke her, to witness her true strength.

Everyone said I was just a shadow of Ethan, that I was nothing without him.
So during the tryouts, to comfort his "scared" sweetheart, he let go mid-jump, almost costing me my life.
He was betting I couldn't leave him, that I'd forgive him like I did the last eighteen times.
But he lost.
This time, I didn't cry or throw a fit.
I simply tossed the apartment key that symbolized our seven years together into the trash, then turned and walked toward my own world championship.