She's horribly unqualified...and everything they both need.
Travis
The last time I saw my ex-fling, she was toasting her engagement to a record producer. So when I heard she'd had a baby, I assumed he was the father...until she showed up at my house seven years later with a little boy and said, "Your turn."
I’m a drummer who works afternoons and nights. My life is loud, chaotic, and definitely not kid-friendly. But I was raised by a nanny, and I see no harm in finding one for my son.
Too bad he rejects every single person I hire.
The only person he actually likes?
Not a nanny. She's a friend of a friend and the former floor manager at a brewery. But she has just enough childcare experience that I offer her the job out of desperation...and instantly regret it.
Hannah is a bossy, opinionated hurricane of a woman who tests my patience, my sanity, and my number one don't fall for the nanny.
Hannah
Let the record show, I am not a professional nanny. I did, however, help raise my little brother, so I know my way around a juice box and a tantrum. Which is more than Travis can say.
My new boss is uptight, repressed, and needs more help than he realizes, especially since single parenthood isn't the only challenge he's facing. His band is about to become more than just a hobby, and the past he doesn't want to acknowledge is pushing its way into the present.
I was determined to pop in, whip things into shape, and leave, but the more I get to know them, the more I want to stay...
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Have you ever encountered a book in which, after a few pages, you knew that you would love the story? That’s the feeling I got about Worst Nanny Ever after reading the first chapter. Maybe it was the way it was written or the emotions I got through the characters; I found myself in their shoes, feeling and doing everything they were. It took everything in my power to put this book down. If it weren’t for college, I would have read it until I finished it. I was captivated by the story and the characters; even a few of the minor characters stood out for me, as did the setting.
I loved most of the characters in the story, but my favorites were Hannah, Travis, and Ollie. I liked how the author developed the relationship between Travis, Hannan, and Ollie; it felt real. I haven’t read the first book in the series because I didn’t realize there was one until this one started. However, I didn’t feel lost at all, and now that I have read Worst Nanny Ever, I plan to go back and read the first one. Plus, I’m curious about Rob and Sophie’s story. I loved how caring Hannah was, not just with Ollie but Travis and her friends. She reminded me of a few of my friends, the type of person you want on your side.
I enjoyed the humor in this story, especially the banter between Travis and Hannah. I adored the way all the friends were there for one another. I could go on about what else I liked about the story, but I don’t want to give too much away; you have to read to find out. I’m already excited for Briar’s book. Highly recommended.
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