Not too shabby for a man with dyslexia who had so much trouble in high school! Of course he's always careful to break it off with his flavor of the month before things get too serious since he's not ready to settle down. Ty is happy to be driving race cars and bedding pretty fans. Now all she'll have to do is follow the steps to see if they work.not that she intends to actually marry a driver, but she's pretty sure nobody else has ever done research on this social group. Visiting the racing track with her friend, she ran into a woman with a book titled 'How to Marry a Race Car Driver in Six Easy Steps'. Now there's two stereotypes you don't usually see together!Imogen is sure she's finally found something new and different for her sociology thesis. This time she's provided a bad boy driver and a cerebral graduate student in search of a thesis. McCarthy knows how to write heroes and heroines that readers can relate to and identify with.

'Hard and Fast' is book two in her series about stock car racing drivers and their rocky road (yes, I couldn't resist) to romance. Read moreĪnother hot hero from Erin McCarthy. I would definitely re-read this over and over again (just for the laughs). Their slow discovery of love and trying to figure out their feelings was sweet and tender, but more importantly, it felt honest with neither one of them playing 'games'. The story flowed smoothly with both of them learning something from each other both of them stepping out of their comfort zones. She swatted his self depricating comments aside more than once, all the while sounding more than sincere. She didn't act like a snob like one might expect of such a character. Imogen's background of wealth and intelligence didn't play a factor at all. The most endearing thing about this story was Ty's feelings of inferiority in the brains department around Imogen, but when he talked about racing, it was obvious that his passion and interest in something more than made up for a lack of a GED. This story was more emotion-filled than the first book, and it made me weepy more than once. I howled when she managed to make Ty's eye tic. She always says what she thinks, so her open curiosity paired with her honesty had me laughing through the story. Brennan from Bones - nerdy and socially awkward. Imogen is totally awesome! She reminds me of Dr. As soon as he revealed that he's dyslexic, his behaviour made more sense. Ty came across as a bit of a jerk when he kept calling Imogen 'Emma Jean'. I laughed my way through his more than awkward liason with that airhead, Nikki. We met Ty in the first book, and now we get more of him.

Hard and fast by erin mccarthy