Fire Power

'Exhilarating, dangerous and a little bit sexy. The genre blend I didn't know I needed' Hazel McBride, author of A Fate Forged in Fire
'Funny, fierce and exciting, Fire Power was the genre mashup I never knew I needed but now can't get enough of' Danai Christopoulou, author of Vile Lady Villains
Formula 1 sports romance meets dragon racing fantasy as two rival riders reunite at the annual Grand Prix... ⭐ WHAT SILVERSCALE FANS ARE SAYING ⭐
'Formula One but make it fantasy with actual dragons racing? Chef's kiss'
'A fun little genre mashup with lots of heart'
'I highly recommend to all my F1 girlies out there! Such a fun page- turner'
'The childhood-best-friend-turned-rival energy? Top tier. The banter, the history, the unresolved feelings'
'The most original concept I've seen this year'
'Perfect for my F1 girlies who want something a little different - with dragons' * The Silverscale Grand Prix is the national championship of dragon racing - a high-speed, often deadly, elite sport with an unimaginably big cash prize. Asta and her dragon Carmine are unlikely competitors. No sponsors, no high-tech gear, no fans out in the stands. Not to mention that a female rider hasn't won the Prix for nearly sixty years. The odds are stacked against them - but Asta is determined to prove everyone wrong: the training school that kicked her out for fighting a classmate, her family who wished she'd never left the farm, and, most of all, her infuriatingly arrogant childhood-best-friend-turned-rival Felix, the poster-boy heir to the Seraphin racing dynasty and reigning tournament champion. Raw talent alone won't be enough to get Asta and Carmine through these races - and it soon becomes clear that the risks Asta has taken to get to Silverscale could have devastating consequences. Time to think fast, or die trying . . . 🔥 Deadly games
🔥 Friends-to-enemies-to-lovers
🔥 Second chance romance
🔥 Slow burn
🔥 Found family Perfect for fans of The Irresistible Urge to Fall for Your Enemy, The Princess Knight, Divine Rivals or Cross the Line.

Mir Benitz writes about imperfect people adventuring into love. Also, dragons. She is an eclectic reader, a haphazard gardener, and an overly ambitious carpenter. At various points in her life, she has worked as a high school English teacher, a college instructor, a janitor, an editor, the executive director of a writing nonprofit, a landscaper, and an extra in one movie. She lives in Western Pennsylvania with her husband and houseplants.