The Elite
About this ebook
In this heart-pounding conclusion to the ARL series, Zane Silvering faces his most formidable challenge yet. The young pilot, known for his dramatic past, is back in action with a new racing team.
But the shadows of his history loom large, threatening to shatter everything he holds dear. As he hurtles through high-speed races on ludicrous circuits across the galaxy, Zane must confront not only the ruthless competition but also the haunting echoes of his past.
Amidst the chaos of the racing world, a spark of romance ignites, and Zane finds himself torn between the thrill of the track and the allure of a love that could change everything. As his heart races on and off the track, the tension pushes at him from all sides.
With his racing team's fate on the line, Zane must find the strength to replace his fear with trust when everyone seems to be playing a game. The decisions he makes will not only shape his future but also the future of everyone in the ARL
If you've been on this breathtaking journey with Zane from the very beginning, "The Elite" promises an electrifying climax to the series, where the heart-pounding action is matched only by the intensity of newfound relationships.
Get ready for one last high-adrenaline ride that will leave you breathless, on the edge of your seat, and believing in the indomitable spirit of camaraderie and love.
Don't miss out on the epic conclusion—secure your seat for the final race now!
About the author
Rock Forsberg is a science fiction author. He loves awe-inspiring stories and started writing to create epic worlds and stories of his own. He has also written songs, poems, and short stories, both in English and in Finnish. He considers writing to be a long game, with a lifetime of learning, and dozens of novels to write.
A dual citizen of Finland and Australia, he splits his time between Helsinki, Finland and Sydney, Australia. If he not writing, he's reading, keeping fit (he’s a health geek), playing guitar, or enjoying time with his family and friends.
