On a dark rainy highway, 16-year-old Samantha drove the car that killed her dad. Convinced she was spared for a reason, Samantha dedicates her life to becoming what her dad always planned her to be, a racing champion. Samantha bluffs her way into a car testing session and convinces the owner of a German Formula One team to take a huge chance on her.
Manny Wolert doesn't like to make waves. His uncle owns the racing team, but the crew tease the boy like one of their own. Even the team manager orders Manny around like an intern. But that's okay. Manny loves racing and dreams of designing his own racing cars. He just can't ride in one due to his motion sickness.
But then Samantha came into his life. That spirited American girl who can make a 720 horsepower race car dance on a track. That girl who's not afraid to tell the team boss to go kick himself. That girl who fights for a place on the team and never quits.
She's amazing.
But Ferrari legend Emilio Ronaldo isn't impressed with Wolert Porsche's new “experiment” in racing. Emilio is an eight-time world champion. The best of the best. A driver with no equal. Emilio will not let a smart-ass teenage girl who's full of herself take away what's always been his.
SKID is the first book in a young adult racing romance series that features well-developed characters, an amazing plot, and a strong heroine with spunk. If you like a character-based novel full of action with a sweet and believable relationship, then you’ll love the first installment in Doug Solter's totally original young adult series.
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"Doug Solter is a wonderful writer and I really recommend this book to parents looking for appealing stories for their children that don't involve vampires.”-- Nancy Bilyeau, Simon and Schuster author of The Crown, The Chalice, and The Tapestry
Categories: young adult romance, formula 1, sports romance, young adult romance series, racing romance, teen novels, extreme sports, women drivers, strong female protagonist, young adult action, young adult drama, and teen sports romance.
Doug Solter began writing screenplays in 1998, then made the switch to writing young adult fiction in 2008. His first novel Skid was a screenplay before it was adapted into a book. Doug has worked in television for over twenty years. He has directed rap music videos and short films. Doug respects cats, loves the mountains, and one time walked the streets of Barcelona with a smile. Doug is an active member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators.
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