What It Takes to Move On by J. Santiago is now live!
Marco Rivera is at a crossroads. The professional goalkeeper is at the height of his career. But when the mother of his son dies unexpectedly, he must make some difficult decisions. Leaving his job behind, he is determined to insert himself into his son’s life and be the hands-on father he’s always wanted to be.
But first, he must gain the trust of Diana Nieves.
Diana has everything under control. Mother of two and guardian to Marco’s son, she manages her family, her ex-husband, and the local high school with deft efficiency. Dealing with Marco Rivera though might be more than she can handle.
Forced to work together, Diana and Marco need to figure out how to heal a grieving teenager, rein in a wayward girl, and fight their increasing attraction to each other. In the midst of tragedy, they have to decide what it takes to move on.
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J. Santiago is a graduate of Villanova University and the University of Pennsylvania. She gets her love of sports from her fifteen year career in the field and a houseful of boys who love to play. A former English and history teacher, she understands and embraces the power of stories in our lives.
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💜Review💜
When the mother of Marco’s 16 year old son passes away Marco is determined to be there for Ale so he walks away from his professional football career and returns to the US. Ever since her divorce Diane is trying to balance her career as a principal and her teenage daughter Mia and her teenage son Micah.
Diana has been best friends with Marco’s ex since their children were little and Ale is a huge part of her and her children’s lives. Although Marco and Diana are attracted to each other both their lives have undergone a number of changes that they are both trying to adapt to and heal from so they definitely have some challenges to face.
Not only do we get the points of view of Marco and Diana but Ale and Mia as well. On the plus side this does give us some insight into what they were all going through but at times it is also distracting. I did enjoy this story and I would certainly read other books by this author.
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