A month away from graduating high school, Blair must decide whether her boyfriend Jonathan is really the love of her life; will she pick him? Or follow her dreams of going to college and becoming an Event Planner? Jonathan is an unfaithful drug addicted teen, and also the black sheep of his perfect family. Alongside him is his best friend Trevor who is struggling with abuse, abandonment, and is depending solely on his older brother Bryce to guide him.

The first book in a trilogy, Stolen Sweetheart follows a close-knit group of friends; Blair, Jonathan, Trevor, Clare and Troy. These young naïve adults feel as though they lost everything after one night filled with sex, drugs and betrayal. The book is written solely in first person, and swaps perspective at a steady pace. Therefore, allowing the reader to get inside the hearts and minds of these young adults as they struggle to make sense of their futures.

Stolen Sweetheart is a coming-of-age book that explores young adult themes such as friendship, identity, trust; the main motif of the book is heavily influenced by romantic relationships, and the immense amount of pain and or happiness they can arouse.