What it Takes to Move On - J. Santiago

 

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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What it Takes to Move on was my first time reading anything written by J. Santiago, and I quite enjoyed this title. Marco and Diana’s story is an unexpected and surprising romance that is both heartfelt and fun.

Marco is a professional soccer play, who’s always had his ex’s support to follow his dreams, and had his life plans set, until Cyn unexpectedly dies leaving him the single father of Ale, and his life takes a dramatic turn.

Diana is a single mother to two teenagers and is a caretaker who takes responsibility for those around her for both in her professional and personal life.

At some points this title felt a bit fractured and rushed, it’s told from multiple points of view including two teenage characters but was overall an enjoyable read.