American Sweethearts
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3.3 • 4 Ratings
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- $16.99
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- $16.99
Publisher Description
“Inclusive, optimistic, and scorching, this romance sends the series out on a high note.” —Publishers Weekly, starred review
Award-winning author Adriana Herrera delivers hot romance and social justice in equal measure in this sexy contemporary read.
Juan Pablo Campos doesn’t do regrets. He’s living the dream as a physical therapist with his beloved New York Yankees. He has the best friends and family in the world and simply no time to dwell on what could’ve been.
Except when it comes to Priscilla, the childhood friend he’s loved for what seems like forever.
New York City police detective Priscilla Gutierrez has never been afraid to go after what she wants. Second guessing herself isn’t a thing she does. But lately, the once-clear vision she had for herself—her career, her relationships, her life—is no longer what she wants.
What she especially doesn’t want is to be stuck on a private jet to the Dominican Republic with JuanPa, the one person who knows her better than anyone else.
By the end of a single week in paradise, the love/hate thing JuanPa and Pris have been doing for sixteen years has risen to epic proportions. No one can argue their connection is still there. And they can both finally admit—if only to themselves—they’ve always been a perfect match. The future they dreamed of together is still within reach...if they can just accept each other as they are.
Dreamers
Book 1: American Dreamer
Book 2: American Fairytale
Book 3: American Love Story
Book 4: American Sweethearts
Book 5: American Christmas
Dating in Dallas
Book 1: Here to Stay
Book 2: On the Hustle
Sambrano Studios
Book 1: One Week to Claim It All
Book 2: Just for the Holidays
Las Leonas
Book 1: A Caribbean Heiress in Paris
Customer Reviews
Finally...
...Juan Pa an Pris get their happy ending! This was a lovely end to this series of four hermanos finding their partners.
This story also contained Camilo and Tom’s wedding as well as a post-Christmas cabin hang out where where we got to see the gang all together. That was almost worth the price of admission by itself.
Lots of feel good here, with just about angst to make the happiness feel earned/worked for.
And once again, Sean Crisden knocks it out of the park with his performance on narration.
This was such a good series!!!