Cross the Line

by Simone Soltani
Cross the Line cover
Good Books rating 4.33
Romance
Technical:
  • ID: 1509
  • Added: 2025-10-07
  • Updated: 2025-10-08
  • ISBN: 9781035045112
  • Publisher: Pan Macmillan
  • Published: 2024-05-23
  • Formats: 7
  • Reviews: 3
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Cross the Line is a captivating sports romance that combines the adrenaline of Formula 1 racing with a swoon-worthy love story. Dev Anderson, a Formula 1 driver, finds his career on the brink after a social media scandal. Desperate to salvage his image, he turns to Willow Williams, his best friend's little sister and the woman he can't stop thinking about after a passionate kiss. Willow, a recent college graduate struggling to find her footing, agrees to help Dev, despite her long-standing crush on him. As they navigate the glamorous and high-pressure world of Formula 1, their professional arrangement becomes increasingly complicated by their undeniable chemistry and unresolved feelings. /n/nThis book is the first in the Lights Out series and has been praised for its fast-paced drama and unforgettable romance. It's a must-read for fans of sports romances and those who enjoy stories with a mix of humor, passion, and high-stakes tension.

Reviews
Ana's Attic · 2024-07-27
engaging 4.50

The characters are well-developed and likable, with a strong romantic connection. The story effectively balances romance and real-life challenges.

The reviewer found the characters, Dev and Willow, to be very appealing and well-crafted. Dev is described as romantic and likable from the start, while Willow's portrayal as a real person dealing with a chronic autoimmune disease adds depth to the story. The chemistry between the two is palpable, making their romance feel genuine and engaging. The reviewer appreciated how the narrative handles both the romantic and emotional aspects, creating a well-rounded and satisfying read.

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    Dev is an amazing, romantic guy right from the start and Willow was very likable and real with a chronic autoimmune disease.

    They were definitely a couple to root for.

    The history between Willow and Dev was perfect.

Whisporia · Maria · 2024-06-06
compelling 4.50

The writing is strong, and the dual perspective adds depth to the story. The long-standing connection between the characters is a highlight.

Maria appreciated the quality of the writing in Cross the Line, finding it to be well-crafted and engaging. The use of dual perspectives allowed for a deeper understanding of the characters and their relationship. The long-standing connection between the main characters added a layer of authenticity and emotional resonance to the story. Maria particularly enjoyed how the narrative explored the complexities of their relationship, making it a compelling read. The reviewer's overall impression is positive, highlighting the book's strengths in character development and storytelling.

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    The writing was very good, I really liked that the story had both main characters POV.

    I love that they've been in each other lives since childhood.

    The story is well-paced and kept me engaged throughout.

Life with Bee - Substack · Bianca · 2023-07-27
joyful 4.00

The book is a fun and joyful sports romance with strong chemistry between the leads. The side characters add to the overall enjoyment.

Bianca found Cross the Line to be a delightful and entertaining sports romance. She particularly enjoyed the chemistry between the main characters, which made the story engaging and fun. The side characters also played a significant role in enhancing the narrative, adding layers of humor and warmth. Bianca laughed out loud at several points, indicating that the book provided a lighthearted and enjoyable reading experience. The reviewer's overall impression is one of joy and amusement, making it a recommended read for fans of the genre.

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    Cross the Line is a fun, joyful sports romance.

    I laughed out loud a few times and I really liked some of the side characters.

    I would definitely recommend this book.

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