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3.97 AVERAGE
3.97 AVERAGE
medium-paced
A widowed, billionaire judge and the new nanny for his two children. Totally off limits. Or is she?
Julian Masters is a billionaire, judge, and completely unavailable. He lost his wife and is not the least bit interested in another relationship. He’s raising two children, has a high-profile career and if he needs female companionship, he knows where to go….and it’s not into a relationship with the new nanny for his children who’s come to London from Australia with her best friend for new adventures and starting over. The problem? Brielle has NO experience as a nanny and has lied on her resume. AND she believe “Julian Masters” is a woman, until he meets her at the airport. The other problem? Julian thinks “Miss Brielle” is gorgeous……..if not unattainable.
This is an age gap, forbidden relationship, with a single dad and it’s all a wonderful, steamy, and at times funny, read. I loved all the characters, especially teenage Willow, who gradually starts to accept Brielle - Willow hates everyone pretty much - but Brielle sees the sadness behind her arrogance and is determined to break through to her.
Brielle starts to bond with the kids and starts to find her new boss quite attractive, but he’s determined to keep away from her, even as he fantasizes about her (which she discovers by “snooping” ) and as they get to know each other more, their mutual attraction takes shape, especially as Julian sees her bonding with his children.
This is a steamy read, has humor, and of course, the happily ever after. Probably, my favorite part of this story is the friendship/bond between Mr. Masters, Mr. Spencer and Mr. Garcia - all of whom have their own books/stories. Their friendship provides much of the humor, the loyalty they have for each other is very special, and their banter is brilliant.
Nothing like an emotional, forbidden, age gap story with 3 billionaire best friends to pull you into this series and never let you go. Bring on Mr. Spencer, book 2!
Julian Masters is a billionaire, judge, and completely unavailable. He lost his wife and is not the least bit interested in another relationship. He’s raising two children, has a high-profile career and if he needs female companionship, he knows where to go….and it’s not into a relationship with the new nanny for his children who’s come to London from Australia with her best friend for new adventures and starting over. The problem? Brielle has NO experience as a nanny and has lied on her resume. AND she believe “Julian Masters” is a woman, until he meets her at the airport. The other problem? Julian thinks “Miss Brielle” is gorgeous……..if not unattainable.
This is an age gap, forbidden relationship, with a single dad and it’s all a wonderful, steamy, and at times funny, read. I loved all the characters, especially teenage Willow, who gradually starts to accept Brielle - Willow hates everyone pretty much - but Brielle sees the sadness behind her arrogance and is determined to break through to her.
Brielle starts to bond with the kids and starts to find her new boss quite attractive, but he’s determined to keep away from her, even as he fantasizes about her (which she discovers by “snooping” ) and as they get to know each other more, their mutual attraction takes shape, especially as Julian sees her bonding with his children.
This is a steamy read, has humor, and of course, the happily ever after. Probably, my favorite part of this story is the friendship/bond between Mr. Masters, Mr. Spencer and Mr. Garcia - all of whom have their own books/stories. Their friendship provides much of the humor, the loyalty they have for each other is very special, and their banter is brilliant.
Nothing like an emotional, forbidden, age gap story with 3 billionaire best friends to pull you into this series and never let you go. Bring on Mr. Spencer, book 2!
guys I don't know what to tell you. This is a smutty book, so only read it as such. That being said, I ended up really enjoying the story and characters way more than I expected from a book like this. Just be warned there are a lot of inappropriate scenes, especially at the first 2/3 or so of the book. Know what you're getting into before you pick this book up. It will not be everyone's cup of tea.
∞/5☆
Jakie to było wspaniałe, nie chciałam jej kończyć. Z pewnością ta książka wygrywa pozostałe. Dałabym jej więcej niż 5 gwiazdek, bo bardzo na to zasługuje. Mimo to, że jest gruba bo liczy 520 stron czytało mi się ją bardzo szybko i wciągnęła mnie odrazu. Pełna humoru, pikantna i porusza również ważne tematy.
Jakie to było wspaniałe, nie chciałam jej kończyć. Z pewnością ta książka wygrywa pozostałe. Dałabym jej więcej niż 5 gwiazdek, bo bardzo na to zasługuje. Mimo to, że jest gruba bo liczy 520 stron czytało mi się ją bardzo szybko i wciągnęła mnie odrazu. Pełna humoru, pikantna i porusza również ważne tematy.
“Children, control your lunatic nanny.” He guzzles his Corona straight from the bottle. “She’s completely out of control.”
“I don’t want to f*** you in the dark, Julian. I want to love you in the light,”
Never have I read a nanny book. Involves a very emotionally stunted widowed man and an Au Pair on a 12 month work visa.
It has some funny parts, some major slutty parts and work up to the other friends who are in the series.
The grandma is hilarious. The kids are to dang cute and she was just what they needed after the death of their mother
“I don’t want to f*** you in the dark, Julian. I want to love you in the light,”
Never have I read a nanny book. Involves a very emotionally stunted widowed man and an Au Pair on a 12 month work visa.
It has some funny parts, some major slutty parts and work up to the other friends who are in the series.
The grandma is hilarious. The kids are to dang cute and she was just what they needed after the death of their mother
this was just okay, really smutty and thats pretty much it.
I love a book that can make me laugh and cry, and feel all the good feels. Such a good read!!
challenging
emotional
funny
informative
inspiring
reflective
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
A mix
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Complicated
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Everybody needs therapy in this book! that said.... it was a good time lol
Bad. Terrible. No.
Don't have my thesaurus on me or the braincells left to come up with any other words.
The 4.25 rating has me p e r p l e x e d.
Don't have my thesaurus on me or the braincells left to come up with any other words.
The 4.25 rating has me p e r p l e x e d.