Captivating Clay

Written by Amy Sparling

Narrated by Brittany Goodwin

Clay Summers has a reputation for being a jerk. He was one of the youngest teenagers to be signed to Team Loco, a professional motocross racing team, and he knows it’s because of his dedication to the sport. Clay doesn’t have time for friends, family, or girlfriends. Autographs and publicity stunts annoy him to no end. All he wants to do is ride his dirt bike.

Avery Dunn just graduated high school and she has no idea what to do next. Tired of living in her small town, she dreams of traveling the world and getting paid to do it. So when the perfect internship with Team Loco comes around, she’ll do whatever it takes to keep her spot on the team so she can travel the country as they go to races each week.

Team Loco is determined to have a family friendly image, and Avery’s number one job is to make Clay become a team player with their fans. If she doesn’t get him to sign autographs, takes pictures, and smile more, she’ll be out of a job. She’s spent enough time with Clay to know there’s a little softness underneath his intimidating exterior, and before she knows it, she’s starting to fall for him.

Little does Avery know, Clay might be falling for her, too.

Captivating Clay is the third standalone book in The Team Loco Trilogy, a series of flirty, upper Young Adult romances. No cliffhanger and a happily ever after!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Amy Sparling
• Release date: May 8, 2020
• ISBN: 9781664981195

Amy Sparling

Amy Sparling is the bestselling author of books for teens and the teens at heart. She lives on the coast of Texas with her family, her spoiled rotten pets, and a huge pile of books. She graduated with a degree in English and has worked at a bookstore, coffee shop, and a fashion boutique. Her fashion skills aren't the best, but luckily she turned her love of coffee and books into a writing career that means she can work in her pajamas. Her favorite things are coffee, book boyfriends, and Netflix binges.  She's always loved reading books from R. L. Stine's Fear Street series, to The Baby Sitter's Club series by Ann, Martin, and of course, Twilight. She started writing her own books in 2010 and now publishes several books a year.