Ms. John based her story on an interesting premise, and it paid off.
Bit of a love triangle, which isn't my favorite, but it's clear from the beginning that Preston's relationship with his girlfriend isn't going to last. And she doesn't endear herself to the reader either. Keeping it clean, Preston doesn't make any moves on Corrie until he's broken up wtih his fiance. So, at least he doesn't come off as a cheater. A very fine line to walk and Ms. John does it well.
The forbidden relationship trope is the main one with a few other sides, boss/nanny, frenemies to lovers, etc.
Well crafted, well told, and good kisses.
Two strangers, bound by one little girl who needs them both...
Preston Ford's life turns upside down the moment he decides to become his niece's guardian. And he's fine with that. He'll learn. They'll adapt. What he doesn't expect is for the nanny to insist on coming along. She's the key to making everything work and a complication he doesn't know what to do with. After all, his girlfriend is expecting him to propose.
Corrie Windsor has been taking care of Ella for most of her life, and she won’t let the little girl lose another person who loves her. Even if it means butting heads with Ella's infuriating uncle. Even if it means moving states. Even if it means squelching her attraction for a man who isn't sure she should stick around. Good thing she has a lot of experience with being the most stubborn person in the room. As long as they both focus on Ella, everything will be fine.
It's a fragile alliance, with more than one heart hanging in the balance. Could their family by chance lead to a happily ever after?
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