She works as a technician in her father's California automotive speed shop, dresses and acts like a guy, and lives for drag racing.

Reviews Sarah Matell isn't a run-of-the-mill romance heroine. Soon she’s torn not only between two men she wants, but between the drag race winner she is and the woman she feels pressured to become. Sarah’s world gets an overhaul when her father hires Gordon. He only has eyes for gorgeous women who are hot in the sack, not grubby tomboys. Winning Craig, the local drag race hero, proves more difficult. Sarah's a whiz at tuning engines and winning races. Rich with mystery, danger, and break-neck action, Barbarisi's account of the imagination and drive of desire, of obsession, and of a particularly unbridled adventure is pure gold on the page'. Over the course of the next three years, several searchers would die, endless controversies would erupt, and one anonymous unknown would find the ultimate prize. What began as a great story documenting the history of Fenn's treasure hunt-the rumors, characters, and pitfalls-quickly turned into a personal quest, as Barbarisi found himself on a sometimes reckless and possibly dead-end path, despite having a family at home.

Daniel Barbarisi first learned of Fenn's hunt in 2017 when a friend began decoding the poem and convinced Barbarisi to catalogue his search. The wild hunt went on for another ten years. But he didn't die, and he wouldn't reveal the location. When Forest Fenn was told he was going to die, he hid a chest full of jewels and gold in the wilderness and published a poem that contained a series of clues about the treasure's secret location. 'A full-throttle, first-person account of the treasure hunt set in motion by Forest Fenn-an eccentric art dealer and, some would say, robber baron-in 2010 that lasted a full decade and became the stuff of contemporary legend.

The thrill of the chase