The Nanny Next Door

About The Nanny Next Door

<b>He hired her to live under his roof. He never planned to want her in his bed.</b> <p>Emma Reyes is twenty-five, and she arrives at Liam Walsh's Craftsman bungalow with two suitcases, a box of books, and a battered coffee maker. Her room is at the top of the stairs. His is at the far end of the hall. Liam is thirty-five, a historical restoration contractor and a widower of two years, so worn down by grief that he insists he can handle everything himself. Emma, his new live-in nanny, keeps a plate warming for him in the oven anyway.</p> <p>A late-night hand around her wrist soon turns into a confession in a flour-dusted kitchen and a kiss that wrecks every rule Emma set for herself. After that come the secret nights, the locked bedroom door, the quiet walk back down the hall before sunrise. Liam is tender one minute and possessive the next, telling her she is his and meaning it. The heat is explicit and it keeps climbing, from his bed to the shower to the couch to a hotel room where nobody has to stay quiet.</p> <p>He is her boss, he is still grieving his wife, and the guilt arrives fast. Emma starts to wonder if she is only a placeholder for the woman he lost. Then his late wife's mother finds out and comes to tear it all apart, Emma packs a bag, and Liam has to prove, out loud and for good, that grief does not get a veto over what he wants.</p> <p><b>A standalone forbidden romance with a possessive widower, explicit heat, and a happily-ever-after. 18+ for explicit content.</b></p>

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