"The Flying Mercury" by Eleanor M. Ingram is a story where love and family collide amid the thrilling world of early car racing. Emily Ffrench finds herself drawn to two very different men: her cousin Dick, who's trying to find his way, and the mysterious racing driver David Lestrange, who might be more connected to her family than she knows. When Emily gets lost on Long Island, David helps her, sparking a connection that hints at romance. But her uncle Ethan wants her to marry someone who will protect the family's reputation, which adds pressure. As Emily navigates these relationships, she must decide what she wants for herself and what she owes to her family. The story explores ideas about identity, duty, and what it means to chase your dreams, all set against the exciting backdrop of fast cars and even faster decisions.

The Flying Mercury
By Eleanor M. (Eleanor Marie) Ingram
Lost on a lonely road, a young woman's encounter with a skillful driver ignites a thrilling race for her heart and her family's legacy.
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