Superstar

Superstar Duet #2

by J. Santiago

Quarterback Tank Howard wants Amber Johnson, but he knows he needs a Hail Mary to convince her to give him a second chance. Three years ago, Tank broke Amber’s heart. Although they continue to share the same circle of friends, they have managed to avoid each other. But as they come together for their best friends’ engagement party, they are ready to forgive each other and move on. Except with time and distance, the hurt has faded. And Tank decides he needs another opportunity to convince Amber to take a chance on him. Tank rearranges his life to be near Amber during the off-season. Unable to trust her instincts, she refuses to believe the sincerity of Tank’s pursuit and she holds herself back. With patience and a careful strategy, Tank begins to break down her walls. But with an interfering friend-with-benefits and jealous best friend threatening his plans, Tank is going to have to play the game of his life to win the biggest prize.

Genres: Sports

263 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 19, 2017

About the author

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.

Reviews

[Catherine · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was really, really good. Loved the writing. Sometimes you get in a reading slump where the usual suspects just aren't appealing. This was the perfect surprise to pull me out of it. I really enjoyed it. Really.

[Cathy Jones · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rarely does a sequel meet my lofty expectations but in this case I may have actually liked Superstar more than Five Star. Maybe it was the plot twists I didn’t expect, or perhaps it was the complexity of the relationships in not only the main characters, but also the supporting characters that had me engrossed and not wanting the book to end. Whatever the reason, I was sucked deep into the stories of Tank and Amber, Molly and Franco, Keira and Tilly. I laughed, I cried and thoroughly enjoyed the ride.