NASCAR's female fans already can buy everything from sterling silver heart pendants to tank tops to an orange-and-black purse with No. 20 on the side, representing famous driver Tony Stewart. Now, at this weekend's race in New Hampshire, they will be able to add another souvenir: A copy of NASCAR's first Harlequin romance novel, ``In the Groove," to learn what happens when Lance, a ``supersexy race car driver," accidentally hits Sarah, a former kindergarten teacher with a sweet smile and ``hot, hot body," with his car.
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Sign up for: Globe Headlines e-mail | Breaking News Alerts ``It was bad enough to be hit by a car, but for that car to be driven by God's gift to women was the icing on the cake," Sarah says in the book. She could not miss the ``beige polo shirt that hugged his bulging strongman-arms" or ``resist peeking glances at him."
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