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Anchored Hearts

An Entertaining Latinx Second Chance Romance

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Audiobook
2 of 2 copies available
2 of 2 copies available
Award-winning photographer Alejandro Miranda hasn't been home to Key West in years—not since he left to explore broader horizons with his papi's warning "never to come back" echoing in his ears. He wouldn't be heading there now if it wasn't for an injury requiring months of recuperation. The drama of a prodigal son returning to his familia and their beloved Cuban restaurant is bad enough, but coming home to the island paradise also means coming face to face with the girl he left behind—the one who was supposed to be by his side all along . . .

Anamaría Navarro was shattered when Alejandro took off without her. Traveling the world was their plan, not just his. But after her father's heart attack, there was no way she could leave—not even for the man she loved. Now ensconced in the family trade as a firefighter and paramedic, with a side hustle as a personal trainer, Anamaría is dismayed that just the sight of Alejandro is enough to rekindle the flame she's worked years to put out. And as famillia meddling pushes them together, the heat of their attraction only climbs higher. Can they learn to trust again, before the Key West sun sets on their chance at happiness?
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      Narrator Raquel Beattie immerses the listener in the Cuban culture of Key West. When photographer Alejandro Miranda is injured, he is forced to return home and confront his past, which includes the girlfriend he left behind, Anamaria Navarro, a fitness instructor. Both their scheming mothers plot to bring them back together. Beattie radiates Alejandro's frustration with his family situation, especially his father's disapproval of his career choice. One can easily visualize Alejandro's toddler niece through Beattie's childlike vocalizations. Beattie's performance brings out the conflict between Anamaria and Alejandro, evolving into acceptance of each other's faults. The author uses sporadic Spanish throughout, and Beattie handles it masterfully with a lilting Cuban accent. S.B. © AudioFile 2022, Portland, Maine

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