Overview

"Jagger and me? It's messy. Always has been."

Sage Chiasson, heir to the Chiasson Sport racing dynasty, is determined to reclaim her career after a devastating crash. Her comeback hits a major roadblock when Jagger Banks—talented ex-street racer and the woman Sage blames for her accident—becomes her reluctant teammate.

As reluctant teammates, Sage and Jagger battle fierce rivals on the track—and a lingering attraction they thought they'd left behind. As they navigate cutthroat racing politics and their own turbulent history, old tensions reignite alongside their unshakable chemistry.

When buried truths about the crash surface, Sage and Jagger must confront their messy past and decide if they can trust each other—on and off the track. In a world where milliseconds separate victory from defeat, they'll discover that love might be the most challenging and rewarding race of all.

TRIGGER/CONTENT WARNING:
A Note from L.M. Bennett:
This story is a work of fiction inspired by the exhilarating world of Formula 1 Racing, and I have really enjoyed immersing myself in that world from a SAFE distance! While I have conducted extensive research to capture the essence and excitement of the sport and its high-octane environment, certain elements have been creatively altered or entirely imagined to enhance the narrative. My aim is to show the utmost respect to a beloved sport, and deliver an engaging and authentic experience as I weave a tale that blends reality with the imagination. Enjoy the ride!

Also, a small content warning: Pit Stop features Sage Chiasson, a professional race car driver who is recovering from a car accident. As such, she experiences moments of anxiety and panic from her harrowing experience. If you feel this might be triggering to you, please protect your peace.

Otherwise, are you ready? The green flag is waving. Let's go!

About L.M. Bennett

L.M. Bennett is a 40-ish, Washington, D.C-based author and podcast host. She enjoys annoyed-looking cats, MMA, professional wrestling, roller derby, comic books, The Great British Bake Off, classic rock and Jeff Goldblum.

She writes good stories about bad girls.