I liked this. Especially liked Erin McCarthy's writing style - it was easy to read, pulled you in, and kept me reading - which is great for a book in which essentially nothing happens! I haven't read anything else in this series, so I didn't have a back story on any of the characters other than what's in the book. I'm also not a racing fan (in fact I thought the scene where her dad looks at the race on TV, sees that it's lap 100 and something out of 500 and basically tunes it out was hilarious! Exactly how I feel!) so I didn't have any idea that her brothers or the hero had any kind of instantly sexy job. 
 I did love how he was so laid back and that he had been noticing her for awhile before the story starts. He sees the stress that makes her bitchy and does a great job of helping her see the bright side of life. I actually didn't like him at first though - the opening scene about him wearing underwear annoyed me. I'm thinking don't argue with her about what happened - just say sure I'll wear panties and stop being a jerk. Right then he wasn't making things less stressful for her. 
 I also get that this is book 6 in a series and someone who has been the hero in his own book can't be made to look bad now - but I was waiting for her brothers (and the rest of her family) to say they were sorry for treating her badly, depending on her to make them look good, and then still give her a hard time. Never happened. 
 Looking through reviews, I'll probably go back and read the first couple in the series, but might skip the middle ones.