On The Track Books in Order
Part ofNicole Dykes Books in OrderExplore the On The Track books by Nicole Dykes in order, with short summaries and a guide to the titles and where to start.
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On The Track books in publication order
4 books
The Hotshot vs The Reporter
by Nicole Dykes
2023
Outspoken racing star Royal is assigned a reporter to improve his public image. Soren dislikes Royal’s behavior and expects accountability, but searching for the person behind the performance challenges their mutual assumptions and complicates a supposedly professional arrangement.
The Pretty Boy vs The Bad Boy
by Nicole Dykes
2023
Racer Sebastian has built his reputation on being polished and obedient, while rival Axel thrives as the rebellious alternative. Their increasingly personal connection unsettles the roles that made them successful, forcing each to question what he wants beyond the track.
The Pro vs The Fan
by Nicole Dykes
2024
After years of publicity and a high-profile relationship, racing professional Maverick wants something quieter and more authentic. His friendship with longtime fan Cooper bridges their very different circumstances, challenging assumptions about fame, privilege and where happiness can be found.
The Rookie vs The Ace
by Nicole Dykes
2024
Confident newcomer Carson wants to impress established racing star Brayden but cannot resist provoking him. Brayden resents the rookie’s arrogance, and their clash over experience and independence becomes increasingly personal as they struggle to work alongside each other.
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