He rides under a name that isn't his. She has one year to become someone.In Vale do Boiadeiro, the dust never settles, and neither do the secrets people carry into the arena.Nara Marino has one year to remake herself. Fifty-two weeks to become a woman who can walk into any room and own it, and she's almost there. Then, in the gold light of a Saturday rodeo, she meets a bull rider competing under a name that isn't his.He's the best anyone has seen in a generation. He's also the hidden son of a living legend, a father who swore his boy would never climb into a chute and who is two hours down the road, certain his son is nowhere near one.What follows is a story told eight seconds at a time: of ambition and inheritance, of first love measured against the thing that could kill you, and of the people who cannot stop because, as he says of the sport that owns him, "e;the day it stops is the day it kills me."e;Set in the heart of Brazil's rodeo country and written by a former Rodeo Queen, The Unstoppables is a sweeping coming-of-age story about courage, identity, and the names we choose to carry.