He hadn't meant to speak out. He had only meant to be right. But the system? The system had noticed him anyway. ****************** Control is attainable--until someone starts noticing. Sebastian Vane is a five-time world champion who built his legacy on precision--enough authority to command a room, and enough restraint to keep the system balanced. Kaelen Frost is a junior analyst who learned early that the safest place in any system is just outside it--even when his analysis is right, and the system itself is biased. But when the immersion breaks, does control hold? When Kaelen's work begins to be heard--and to matter--he draws the attention of the system itself. Sebastian notices first, and once he does, the scrutiny--and the intrigue alongside--becomes impossible to walk away from. Visibility then becomes a liability neither of them can afford to ignore, especially in a world where power is quiet and mistakes are remembered. Recognition? It no longer serves as a luxury. Red Line is a slow-burn Formula One romance about control, consequence, and what it costs to be seen by the person who defines the room.