Read Ebook {PDF EPUB} chasing Reese. by Imy Santiago Amy Santiago. Sergeant Amy Santiago is a main character of the show. She is a sergeant and a former detective at the 99th precinct of the NYPD. Always eager to impress, Amy is looking for a mentor to help her achieve her dream of being the youngest person to be promoted to Captain. Contents. Personality. Amy is an incredibly ambitious and driven detective who always strives for perfection in nearly everything she does. Like Jake, she is extremely competitive and stubborn, doing whatever it takes to win a bet or competition. Amy is utterly obsessed with anything that has to do with organization or rules, with one of her favourite pastimes even being creating binders for any given situation. She is often made fun of by others for being a “goody-two shoes”, as she has shown to be incapable of even breaking the smallest rule. Because of how much she values rules and authority, Amy upholds an unnaturally high amount of respect and reverence towards superior officers, particularly Captain Holt. This causes her to be desperate for her captain’s wisdom and approval, often to the point of coming off as awkward and off-putting. Due to her need to plan nearly everything in her life, Amy is easily prone to bouts of anxiety and panic when things don’t go as expected. She developed a smoking habit to help deal with her stress, of which she is deeply ashamed of. Amy’s straight-forward and uptight attitude, along with being overall more sensitive than her colleagues, has caused her to end up as the butt of many jokes, particularly from Gina. Nonetheless, Amy will still hold her friends to the same impossible standards she sets for herself, which again leads to her coming off as overbearing. Despite this, Amy is a genuinely kind and caring person who is always looking out for her fellow officers, not hesitating to help them out with their issues. Though generally the one to get pushed around, Amy is not incapable of standing up for herself or her friends when needed, and can become incredibly assertive. Despite frequently being made fun of, Amy is credited as being one of the most talented and competent detectives in the 99th precinct, and has displayed great leadership abilities when required. Biography. Amy comes from a Cuban-American family. She has seven brothers and at least one niece. She is either her parents' 2nd, 3rd, or 4th favourite child. [3] Her father was a police officer. Her highly competitive trait comes from him. [4] As a child, Amy excelled enough in school to skip the 4th grade entirely. She attended a magnet school, where she was voted "most likely to befriend a school administrator." In 8th grade, she was given the key to the teacher's lounge, where she stocked the fridge and cleaned up after the teachers. During high school, Amy was voted "Most Appropriate." She was the president of the Stenographer's Club in her school because she was the only member. [5] She became a student chaperone in middle school and kept up this role for the rest of her education. In college, Amy studied art history. She went to a weekend-long math conference called "Funky Cats and their Feisty Stats". [6] She once pooped her pants during an AP exam, which she admits and jokes about in Cinco de Mayo. Amy has one friend named Kylie who frequently set her up on dates before she started dating Jake Peralta. In , Amy passed the exam required to became a sergeant. She officially becomes a Sergeant in NutriBoom, making her the first female sergeant in her district's history. Physical Appearance. Amy has long wavy dark brown hair and dark brown eyes. She is left-handed. Amy typically pulls her hair back in a ponytail, half-ponytail, or bun when on the job. Throughout most of season five, most of her hair was chopped off and she had a bob. Her eyesight is very poor, so she usually uses contact lenses. When she doesn't have her contact lenses on hand, she sometimes has to wear comically large glasses. Amy is usually seen wearing a pair of trousers and a blouse or shirt in black color. She also frequently sports a pantsuit, for which Gina has mocked her on many occasions. She wears her police badge on her belt. Starting from NutriBoom, Amy wears a standard dark blue police Sergeant uniform. Jewellery worn by Amy includes: stud earrings, pendant necklaces, a silver watch on her right wrist, sometimes a ring once belonging to her grandmother, from early Season 5 onwards an engagement ring on her left ring finger, and starting from the Season 5 finale, a wedding ring on her left finger. Relationships. Jake Peralta. Though Jake and Amy are effective partners, they have a very competitive relationship. They often try to one-up each other or participate in bets. Though they often argue and tease each other, it is clear the two have mutual respect and share a close friendship. As the series progresses their friendship develops into a romantic interest, a major turning point took place in the episode, Johnny and Dora, where they go undercover as an engaged couple to get into the restaurant to keep an eye on the identity thief they are trying to catch. In the first episode of season 3 both Jake and Amy state they would like to be more than just colleagues. As of , they are officially dating. As of HalloVeen, they are officially engaged. As of Jake & Amy, they are officially married. In Ding Dong, it is revealed that Amy is pregnant with Jake's child. In Lights Out, Amy gives birth to their son, McClane "Mac" Peralta. David Santiago. David and Amy have a very competitive relationship where no matter how well Amy does in life, her brother seems to do it better. [7] When Amy got a Gold certification in Marksmanship, David was able to get a Platinum certification --by shooting ten times at the shooting range target and all the bullets end up going in in the one same hole. In The Golden Child, Amy thinks she and Jake have arrived early for dinner with her mother Camila Santiago and her brother, but it turns out that the two have been at the restaurant for an hour already. [8] When Jake tries to talk up Amy's accomplishments in the police workforce to Camila, David one-ups almost all of them, matter-of-factly. When Amy became a Police Sergeant, her brother became a Police Lieutenant and got a perfect score on the test. Ray Holt. Amy considers Captain Holt a great leader. She wants him to be her life mentor and often embarrasses herself in her attempts to follow his orders. At one point, she even bowed at him, much to his annoyance. She was very proud when he happily corrected her Thanksgiving speech. In The Last Ride, Holt reveals to Amy that he accepted the role of her mentor, and together they try and work through his entire mentoring binder before the precinct could be shut down. When it's revealed that the 74th precinct will be shut down instead, Amy is disappointed, having completed all of the lessons in Holt's binder. Fortunately for her, however, Holt reveals that it was only the first of many binders and their mentor- mentee relationship continues. Rosa Diaz. Rosa and Amy have a very good relationship. She see Rosa as a sister figure. In Sal's Pizza, when Rosa tells Amy how she was offered a job as their new police captain in Ropes burg PD, Amy becomes jealous. At the end of the episode, Rosa tells Amy how the two need to have each other's backs. While Jake is in Florida, in the Witness Protection Program, it is stated that Amy often went to Rosa for support. In Gray Star Mutual, Rosa catches Amy looking up wedding dresses, which Amy is embarrassed about because she thinks her subordinates will see her as weak. Rosa teaches Amy that she can still be a confident sergeant and look for wedding dresses. In Bachelor/ette Party, Rosa repeatedly tells Amy that she has her back, bridesmaids-related and outside of that. Running Gags. Amy embarrassed in front of Holt. One of the running gags affiliated with Amy is that she will constantly try too hard to earn the respect of Holt, but by doing so, she will make a fool of herself or do something wrong, which Holt will call her out on. Embarrassed, Amy will back out of the conversation, responding with a forced positive comment on him. Santiago Drunkenness Scale. One of the gags throughout the show is that Amy's personality will change depending on how many drinks she has had. Her drunkenness scale include: One Drink: Spacey Amy Two Drinks: Loud Amy Three Drinks: "Amy Dance Pants" Four Drinks: Pervert Amy Five Drinks: Confident Amy Six Drinks: Lonely and sad Amy Seven Drinks: Unknown Eight Drinks: Equestrian Amy Nine Drinks: Speaks French. Title of Amy's Sextape. Read full article on Title of Amy's Sextape. A recurring joke in the show is Jake using double entendres to insult Amy's sex life. The first occurrence was in M.E. Time, though it was during the Halloween episode that Jake first references the titles of her sex tapes. Blaming Amy. Read full article on Blaming Amy. Another recurring joke on the show is Jake always trying to push the blame off of himself and onto Amy but it rarely, if ever, works. Awards and Decoration. Amy in her sergeant uniform, displaying her decorations. Pink-Blue Citation bar for delivering a baby on-duty. American Flag Breast Bar May be worn by any NYPD police officer. Yellow-White with Blue Stripes. Unidentified NYPD Excellent Police Duty Citation bar for an intelligent act materially contributing to a valuable accomplishment or for submission of a device or method adopted to increase efficiency in an administrative or tactical procedure. Trivia. Amy is very skilled at reading lips. [9] She plays the French horn. [10] She is proven to be a terrible cook, for instance adding baking soda instead of salt to mashed potatoes because they are both white powders. Amy goes to an adult puzzle camp every summer. [11] She is a Wikipedia editor. [12] She wrote Holt's mother's Wikipedia page. Level One: Obsessively stress-braiding her hair Level Two: Creepily singing songs from the Great American Songbook Level Three: Taking her anger out on appliances. Quotes. Amy: I File hard. I Need Strong Tabs. Amy: When I Told My Garbage Man I was a Cop, He Said Gross. Amy : Wait, are we going to be graded, or is this just some pass/fail garbage? Amy : In high school, I was voted most appropriate. Jake : Ooh, self burn! Those are rare. Jake : That's not Brandon's profile, that's mine. Amy : I just want a quick peek at your attendance record. Zero absences? Oh mama. printing this for later. Jake : All right, keep it in your pants, Santiago. Amy : Oh, that's exactly where it's going. Loss Brings Love… Everything in life is not permanent but it was perfect. Catalina Pardo had a career in journalism most people could only dream of, a hot, sexy fiancé to call her own and a brilliant future ahead of her. When tragedy struck, the life she once knew fell apart. Four years later, traumatized by the events that ultimately changed her existence, Catalina sets herself on a punishing work schedule, preventing herself from facing the demons of her grief-stricken past. Emotionally shut down, she’s alive but not living because everyone she ever loved leaves her. Fate intervenes in Catalina’s life in the form of a last minute assignment to a snowy mountain lodge in Whistler, B.C. Sent there to cover the life of the infamous Jackson Reese; an Olympic Snowboarding Champion, she is faced with many challenges bringing to surface the raw emotions of her past. Compelled to work alongside Stryder Martynus, an award winning photographer brought in to document the Reese press tour, tensions and denial run high forcing Catalina to accept the past and face the present with zero regrets. *Adult Contemporary Sports Romance with Mature Content−Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not suitable for readers under the age of eighteen.* Now Available. Signed LIMITED First Edition Paperback via Direct Order. About finding Reese. Sometimes destiny and fate have a weird way of reminding us of our inescapable vulnerability, but more importantly our inexorable humanity. Life is fleeting, and what little time we have left in this world, we must make do with what we have, and cherish those whom we love by our side. Fresh back from the Jackson Reese Press Tour, sports journalist Catalina Pardo rushes back to British Columbia after receiving unexpected and distressing news. With the help of award winning photographer Stryder Martynus, Catalina is determined to prevent the news of tragedy and heartbreak from governing her life again. Together they will embark on a new journey of introspection to overcome the ghosts and raw emotions of their pasts−on a long and unpredictable road full of complicated circumstances−to find healing, hope and salvation. The smallest of gifts−like a friendship bracelet−have the power to save your life, and unlike fairy tales, happy endings are seldom guaranteed… *Adult Contemporary Sports Romance with Mature Content−Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not suitable for readers under the age of eighteen.* Now Available. Signed LIMITED First Edition Paperback via Direct Order. Chasing Reese. a SAFELIGHT Novel Vol. 1 by Imy Santiago (2015, Trade Paperback) С самой низкой ценой, совершенно новый, неиспользованный, неоткрытый, неповрежденный товар в оригинальной упаковке (если товар поставляется в упаковке). Упаковка должна быть такой же, как упаковка этого товара в розничных магазинах, за исключением тех случаев, когда товар является изделием ручной работы или был упакован производителем в упаковку не для розничной продажи, например в коробку без маркировки или в пластиковый пакет. См. подробные сведения с дополнительным описанием товара. Finding Reese. Sometimes destiny and fate have a weird way of reminding us of our inescapable vulnerability, but more importantly our inexorable humanity. Life is fleeting, and what little time we have left in this world, we must make do with what we have, and cherish those whom we love by our side. Fresh back from the Jackson Reese Press Tour, sports journalist Catalina Pardo rushes back to British Columbia after receiving unexpected and distressing news. With the help of award winning photographer Stryder Martynus, Catalina is determined to prevent the news of tragedy and heartbreak from governing her life again. Together they will embark on a new journey of introspection to overcome the ghosts and raw emotions of their pasts-on a long and unpredictable road full of complicated circumstances-to find healing, hope and salvation. The smallest of gifts-like a friendship bracelet-have the power to save your life, and unlike fairy tales, happy endings are seldom guaranteed. *Adult Contemporary Romance with Mature Content-Due to strong language and sexual content, this book is not suitable for readers under the age of eighteen.* Chasing Reese. by Imy Santiago. From and To can't be the same language. That page is already in . Something went wrong. Check the webpage URL and try again. 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