Mackenzie is a girl doing her best to please her father and keep the family business alive. She is dealing with silly rules that stem from a long rivalry between her father and a former friend/business partner. Kenzie is caught up in all the drama, and she's finding it hard to stay focused on her own goals and wants. That is, until she meets a new rider in town. He has shown up and shown out in the best possible ways; bringing with him a charged kind of chemistry that brings out the best and worst in Mackenzie. Her anger and irritation with him brings out some of her best qualifying times ever. Breaking her personal best not only in time, but judgment. 
 Hayden needs to prove nothing to no one. He has his own set of rules and does what he needs to to survive and protect his own. Getting caught up in someone else's business squabbles aren't on his agenda, but the tenuous and fearless Mackenzie has him in some unexpected situations. 
 I loved this couple, however I wasn't a fan of was the way Mackenzie's father treated her or the reasoning for the behavior. They're petty, immature, and spiteful. I feel as if we've just seen the tip of the iceberg in what's to come next. Furious Rush is a captivating guilty pleasure kind of read. Perfect for any beach bag! 
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