Burn Out

Twenty-one-year-old Alice Burns never planned to start over. After her parents unexpectedly announce their divorce with no explanation, she and her mother, Sarah, leave the UK to live in Alicante, Spain. Life hasn't been easy for Alice, diagnosed with a very rare learning disability as a child, she's spent years masking her anxieties and inner battles from the world to this day she still remains silent.

Her mother surprises her with a car she's always dreamt of : a sleek, cherry-red Porsche sport. It becomes more than just a car it's, her freedom, her symbol of control in a life that often feels out of it.

Alice's world starts to change when she meets Anthony Thorne, a wealthy businessman who thrives on challenge. His sweet, protective, and loyal personality sparks a romance that lights up the shadows Alice keeps hidden. They share stolen drives along the Mediterranean coast in her dream car-moments where Alice feels alive and untouchable.

But trouble lurks in the form of Eden, Alice's best friend, whose influence starts to chip away at their bond. What begins as friendly rivalry becomes betrayal-Eden exploits Alice's trust, sabotaging key moments in her life and even interfering with her relationship with Anthony.

Anthony warns Alice to steer clear of Eden, but her loyalty blinds her as she quick to step in for defence. As Alice faces the fallout, damaged friendships, strained romance, and the potential loss of her dream car she must confront her fears and learn whether she can stand on her own, repair her life, and reclaim what matters most: her independence, her heart, and the car that represents both.