People Like Us: A funny, slow-burn British romcom about workplace rivals at the racetrack (Chemistry in the Cotswolds Book 2)

When Melody Cavendish discovers her husband is cheating, she blows up her beige, pampered life and impulsively volunteers to manage her family's struggling motorsport circuit, Falcon Ridge. But at first, Melody can barely work the photocopier, let alone fend off the sleazy competitor breathing down her neck or manage the Operations Director who looks at her like she's a personal insult to motorsport.

That would be Daniel Adams — a walking encyclopedia of mundane racing facts who expected the top job himself, and who's nursing a freshly broken heart of his own. He's thoroughly unconvinced the boss's daughter is anything but a liability with a clipboard. But Daniel quickly learns that Melody is capable of so much more than he gave her credit for.

As a ruthless rival circles the failing track, Melody and Daniel must call a truce to save the community they love — discovering that sometimes the best way to heal a broken heart is to build something new together.