There's nothing else in life I ever need, my dream, Amaranthine.

BOOK 2 SEQUEL TO LIGHTS OUT - SPOILERS - MAKE SURE YOU READ BOOK ONE FIRST That day in Abu Dhabi changed everything. Her secrets may no longer be her own, but the real battles have only just begun. Having such a renowned and experienced teammate, the pressure is on for Alyssa Archer to match Lewis Hamilton's pace at Mercedes. The new rules and regulations enforced for the 2021 Formula One season only adds to the strain; it's new territory for everyone. There's no telling how well the new car compares to the others on the grid given the budget cap. All Alyssa knows is that this season is going to be the drive of her life. It's going to make or break her career. The questions and criticisms never seem to falter. It'll be a test of her strengths - can she withstand the negativity? It'll be a test of her determination - can she keep on pushing? It'll be a test of her skill - can she produce the results to rival / beat her teammate? The 2020 season almost broke her. With the pressure ever growing and a difficult season ahead, Alyssa will need to keep her head above water at all times. Her time to show what she can really do has come, but is she up for the challenge? The lights have gone out - now away we go. Started: November 1st 2019 Completed: n/a HIT 50K: 06/08/2020 HIT 100K: 03/01/2021 HIT 150K: 17/05/2021 HIT 200K: 10/08/2021 HIT 300K: 08/03/2022 HIT 400K: 08/10/2022

'𝙒𝙚'𝙧𝙚 𝙟𝙪𝙨𝙩 𝙛𝙧𝙞𝙚𝙣𝙙𝙨, 𝙩𝙧𝙮𝙞𝙣𝙜 𝙡𝙞𝙠𝙚 𝙝𝙚𝙡𝙡 𝙩𝙤 𝙣𝙤𝙩 𝙗𝙚 𝙡𝙤𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙨.' ‏‏‎In a male-dominated sport, it's hard for a woman to find her place, but Daisy Mayfield, a formula 2 driver, gets the chance of a lifetime when she signs for Sauber F1. The only highlight of her summer basically, one she wishes to be over so she can continue with being the most dominant (and stubborn) driver on the 2018 F2 grid, giving her friends and rivals a rough time trying to beat her. While preparing for her new job, lots of people try to make it even harder. Harder to mentally prepare for the biggest challenge of her life. Though it's better to leave some of them behind, Daisy struggles with getting over her ex and the fight with her dad, who both aren't supportive of the decisions she made in the past few months. Luckily there are some nice people having her back, right? The bare minimum, but still. - these are all fictional events that might overlap with real events. The characters in this book aren't real though they are based on real people, the way I portray these people don't line up with their real personalities. IT'S ALL FICTION. I respect everyone I'm writing about and the situations they're going through at the moment. TREAT PEOPLE WITH KINDNESS.- driver x female oc

Allison's boyfriend and father of her child dies in a plane accident. She is left alone with her 3 year old son. When her best friend, Daniel Ricciardo, hears about this, he immediately helps her as much as he can. She gets to come to all the race weekends alone with Jace. But when the media starts to think it is Daniel's son, drama follows.

COMPLETED | ❝i think that we're trapped in a cliché, where the handsome, physically broken boy pines for the internally broken girl that refuses to love. so yes, this all feels a bit john green-y❞ in which leon can't stop staring at the girl in the hospital cafeteria © DIEBORUSSEN 2018

{Kama Sutra} - an ancient Indian Sanskrit text on sexuality, eroticism and emotional fulfilment in life. KYLIAN MBAPPE 2020 English Written (All French Will Be Translated)

BOOK 1 Alyssa has been racing under a fake persona for most of her sporting career after becoming sick of the constant dismissal of her talent because of her gender. Gender clearly didn't play a role in driving ability. In her debut season in Formula 2 in 2018 with ART, she finished a single point behind the championship winner, Nick de Vries. She only seemed to improve and managed to beat her teammate, Robert Schwartzman, for the championship in her second year. Despite this, she refused to take off her helmet and reveal her identity to the world. If it hadn't been for Force India spotting her and recommending the young girl, despite her gender, to be a part of a dominant F2 team, Alyssa would never have made it all the way into F1. The pink team, who were successfully clawing back after a dip in performance, liked to gamble; it was certainly a risk when they decided to promote Alyssa up into F1 as a replacement for Sergio Perez. The Brit was only eighteen years old when Force India told her about Checo's retirement, and how she was to be his replacement. Her ability to maintain her F2 champion status despite filling in for him in the F1 seat on two occasions was a main motivator for the decision. They were aware of her struggles to make it as far as she had done so respected her wishes to keep the helmet on and her identity hidden. It brought them more sponsors than Esteban Ocon, and therefore more money to improve the car - why would they complain? For Alyssa, this was a real chance to prove herself. A woman can and will make it big in a male-dominated sport. But will it pay off when it's lights out? Started: 27/03/2018 Completed: 14/10/2019 HIT 100K: 01/09/2019 HIT 200K: 31/05/2020 HIT 300K: 26/11/2020 HIT 400K: 12/04/2021 HIT 500K: 07/07/2021 HIT 600K: 23/09/2021 HIT 700K: 19/12/2021 HIT 800K: 26/03/2022 HIT 900K: 17/06/2022 HIT 1M: 26/08/2022 • mature content • • shitty google translate was used at times, comments are amazing at correcting me