The Nanny Rules

De: Melynda Price

Narrado por: Nelson Hobbs, Maxine Mitchell

Don't touch the nanny. It's one rule I'm most certainly going to break.

Since becoming a single father, I have two things that keep me sane - my daughter Lily and playing football for the NFL. But when my meddling sister hires a nanny without my knowledge, I'm not thrilled to come home and find the woman has taken over my house. Our instant attraction is one more complication I don't need in my life.

But my daughter loves Amelia, and I will do anything for that tiny munchkin. Even if it means walking around with blue balls most of the time. Why does the nanny have to be so sweet - and drop dead gorgeous? She's driving me crazy. Never in my life have I wanted a woman more.

I just need to make it through this season. I can do that. Hands free, of course. But then there's that moment, and I know she's thinking what I'm thinking and, well, yeah. Screw the rules....

Contains mature themes.

©2019 Melynda Price (P)2020 Tantor

Brody & Amelia

A charming, sweet and enjoyable romance. Brody and Amelia are both fighting their past neither of them are looking for anything but their chemistry is palpable. The connection and friendship they develop is adorable. I enjoyed this story.

Cute story, I go into the story a little so don't read if you haven't read the story!

I'm not sure if it's just me, but the FMC got on my nerves. I tried to like her And I was hoping I just wasn't in a negative mood, but the MMC was amazing. Totally likeable and I got him. He had just went through so much, called her his girlfriend and she's like waaaaa what are we? WTF? he just told ppl you were his gf. Then homeboy who was hitting on her, saw them kiss and then put shhhh in her head, that she recognizes that was what he was doing, but she ran with it. Like literally ran with it. He tells you what he has to do for his career and you take it personally. She was very self centered in my eyes. You are his employee, but he's expressed that he is going to try. He told you from jump that he can't get into anything serious and boooom, waaaaa he won't love me and I need something more. Bejeezus! My eye kept twitching when she started tripping.

cute book and I loved the kid, OMG she was so adorbs!

a good surprise

Brody & Amelia: trigger: PTSD and drug abuse. what a nice surprise. I wasn't expecting much with this book but I was actually happily surprised. Brody and his daughter are dealing with PTSD after losing his wife. While Brody is out of town playing football, his sister hires Amelia to be a nanny to his daughter. Amelia is a recent graduate specializing in child PTSD. Brody is hesitant at first but decided to go with it. It isn't long before the two develop feelings but first they have to deal with their pasts. This book is so sweet and so hot! 🔥

Why would she lie!

It was a good story, up until the point that she lie for absolutely no reason, it didn’t match the character that was developed the whole story.

It was truly annoying.
They could have added something else as an obstacle.

Sweet story

It was a quick sweet story. It did have some avoidable drama in it, but the end was worth it.

It wasn't rushed and involved the kid, not just the adults.

I like how you could really get ahold of this story. You knew what was happening it wasn't overwhelming

Love Love Love

I love this story, from the "we are not supposed to be together" to him tugging at the "his" jersey she wore to the game. Sometimes all you need is to loose the one that makes your heart beat to just take that leap.

Single dad football spicy romance

Sweet and spicy football romance. Easy to listen to. Great narration. Found family vibes. A single dad football romance player’s second chance at love.

rea)y good

I just listened to this book for the second time and loved it both times. It is real and sweet. I will never get tired of listening to it.

Worst Nanny Ever

Going to try not to spoil the story but let’s just say the nanny is not good at her job. Angry because the father chooses to comfort his child rather than come to her? Just one example.