Cambria Hebert

Trent Mask puts the REV in revolution. A line has been drawn. Indie vs Pro Here at GearShark, we're straddling that line to bring you exclusive coverage of what some have dubbed the war of racing. Every war starts with a spark and ends in revolution. Drew Forrester was the spark, but his second-in-command is the REVolution. What does it take to stand brave in the face of opposition? resolve of steel... Stubborn will... And a heart that refuses to give up. It isn't just the drivers in this war. The revolution is about more than just racing. It's about shattering labels and taking risks. So we asked Trent Mask: Truth or Dare? His answer? Both. Check out the full feature article inside...

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Jasmine

"Love is in the details. It’s in the everyday. It’s the way you treat someone when they aren’t even looking and the way they fill your head when you’re apart."


Ahhh I loved this book I didn't think Trent and Drew get even better but I so completely and utterly wrong!!! Such an incredible way to end their story I just have an overwhelming amount of happiness reflecting back on my reading experience with this entire book and their beautiful relationship! Trent and Drew strength and love for one another was truly breathtaking and melted my heart<3

sophia n

* 2.5 stars

why did i read this when i knew from the first book that i hated the writing, you ask ... god listen i just wanted to know how their story ended after investing so much already, sue me. i finished it and i know i have no one to blame for my own frustration except myself.

i’m making this sound like it’s unreadable, but it’s really just SO annoying and frustrating and cringey, and made me roll my eyes, scoff, and laugh AT the book countless times. but the characters are solid enough to bring entertainment and engagement, which is why i wanted to know how their story ended in the first place. just. at the expense of my sanity i suppose???

my own frustrations with the writing aside, i'm sincerely tempted to dock an entire point because of the biphobia. i felt SLAPPED by it at the end. i legit hoped the author, over the course of two fucking books, would stop wasting my time and allow drew to maybe consider himself bi. i'm ... i ... I EXPECT NOTHING AND AM STILL DISAPPOINTED. the bar is literally so low it's on the ground. jesus. i'm tired.
1 week later - yeahhhh i'm putting the rating down to 2 stars as well because of the biphobia alone. sorry. i hate it. it doesn't get a pass because the characters were good. DO BETTER.

the homophobia from their families in this book really hit me hard though. it was a lot, and actually surprisingly realistic, and drew's parents especially ... i felt that. i also really did feel their friendship and love for each other, so that was well done to me.

anyway at least i satiated my curiosity and got to the ending. why this was dragged out into two books i’ll never know. jokes on me because i read them both so idk. we're all losers here i guess.

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