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A review by escape_withstephanie
The Nanny is Off Limits by Q.B. Tyler
adventurous
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
4.0
ARC REVIEW
How do I explain that I didn't see the end coming and almost cried when I saw the end. I got sucked into the fictional world of the kincaids and didn't know when we were nering the end till I saw the end. I loved the fact that there was no third-act break, and despite their huge age gap, they communicated with each other every step of the way. Margot got on my nerves a little, but then I put myself in her shoes and understood the angle from which he was coming. SJ's character development was subtle but understandable; he will always be a smart-mouthed kid, but he also cares deeply about his family. We then have our little princess; honestly, she made this entire book happen. Rowan put up little to no fight on his feelings for her, and thank heavens, because the entire" it was a mistake " was something I didn't need. I enjoyed how they talked everything through and never let any argument simmer too long. Overall, it is an amazing book.
How do I explain that I didn't see the end coming and almost cried when I saw the end. I got sucked into the fictional world of the kincaids and didn't know when we were nering the end till I saw the end. I loved the fact that there was no third-act break, and despite their huge age gap, they communicated with each other every step of the way. Margot got on my nerves a little, but then I put myself in her shoes and understood the angle from which he was coming. SJ's character development was subtle but understandable; he will always be a smart-mouthed kid, but he also cares deeply about his family. We then have our little princess; honestly, she made this entire book happen. Rowan put up little to no fight on his feelings for her, and thank heavens, because the entire" it was a mistake " was something I didn't need. I enjoyed how they talked everything through and never let any argument simmer too long. Overall, it is an amazing book.