Blurb:
Andrea Peterchef is the reluctant new nanny to troublemaking
nine-year-old Piper, and even though her first day ends with tomato-soup puke,
her outlook improves over a sexy conversation with Piper’s guardian, Max. His
voice evokes an image of her perfect man, but he’s a workaholic. Andrea can see
Piper craves the love and stability of a family, and she’s determined to do
what it takes to make that happen.
Maxwell Gildenthall is a stockbroker haunted by the 9/11 deaths of his girlfriend and his cousin-- Piper’s dad. Deadlines and data define his life -- not baby dolls and Disney videos. When his plus-sized au pair badgers him into spending more time with Piper, he realizes he’s been neglecting the child, and the chance to be near his pretty nanny is a bonus. Away from emotion-numbing work, he’s racked by guilt and pain, which threatens the fragile relationship he has with Andrea. It will take more than a spoonful of sugar to make these problems go down smoothly.
Maxwell Gildenthall is a stockbroker haunted by the 9/11 deaths of his girlfriend and his cousin-- Piper’s dad. Deadlines and data define his life -- not baby dolls and Disney videos. When his plus-sized au pair badgers him into spending more time with Piper, he realizes he’s been neglecting the child, and the chance to be near his pretty nanny is a bonus. Away from emotion-numbing work, he’s racked by guilt and pain, which threatens the fragile relationship he has with Andrea. It will take more than a spoonful of sugar to make these problems go down smoothly.
Review:
I never know what I’m going to get with Sandra Sookoo. She writes in just about every genre and
makes up a few as she goes along. This
book came out in 2009 but I just got my grubby paws on it. This is a sweet, sassy and fun story that has
a few aww worthy moments in it. I shows
a little age but is definitely worth the read.
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