4.5 stars 
 Leandro Silva has not been able to recover fully from the Formula One crash that nearly took his life. He knows he doesn't want to end his career on that note, especially since he has made a full physical recovery, but his flashbacks and anxiety won't let him drive a regular car, let alone an F-1 machine. 
 Dr. India Harris has pulled herself up from humble beginnings full of challenges to the place she is at today. Single parent and successful therapist, she has everything she set out to do when she learned she was pregnant at 17. 
 India never saw herself falling for a patient. Leandro didn't see himself with a straight-laced doctor. But the pull between them was so strong it took everything they could do to ignore the feelings. 
 Their spark was immediate, even as they tried to put the brakes on the pull between them. India has no intention of threatening her career and the stability she has built for her son. Leandro really wants to get back in the car and thinks India is the best way to get him there. The forbidden aspect of their relationship was at the forefront of each of their minds, and ultimately was only the first hurdle they faced. 
 I loved watching Leandro connect with Jett. Jett's character himself was written with such truth. A nearly-teenage boy, he has all the attitude and sass one would expect from a 12 year old, but also has the devotion and relationship with his mom and uncle that I love to see in single-parent families. He added a fun, light element to many of the otherwise emotional moments. 
 I loved the little glimpse of a potential book for Kit and Petra (please, Samantha?!) and love the backdrop of F-1 racing. The racing itself played less of a role in Revived as it did in Revved, but I loved the connection it gave between Leandro and Jett to build their relationship. 
 This was a great, fast read. I found myself wondering how India and Leandro would sort out their challenges, how the public aspect of Leandro's job would influence the pace of their relationship, and how they could sort through India's past. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.