3.5 StarsParker Adams is a single Dad trying to care for his seven-year-old son while grieving the death of his husband a year after losing him to a hit-and-run accident. When his regular sitter moves away, Parker hires a live in nanny to give Nate more stability. Due to a mix up with the envelopes, the six foot plus hunky Jake Walsh turns up on his doorstep. Despite being perfect for the job, Parker had purposely decided to give the job to another candidate because Jake was too perfect and during the half hour interview had awoken feelings in Parker that he had thought were gone forever. Now he must cope with having Jake under his roof twenty-four-seven.This was a sweet story. Parker's grief over losing Darren was heartbreaking. Nate is super cute and I fell in love with him instantly. Jake was tsssssssssss ... hotness. I loved that - in some ways - he was just a big kid himself and in others, he was all man. Mm-mm, yummy. Parker was okay but frustratingly passive when it came to Jake. I wish he was more assertive and protective of Jake's feelings.Bottom line: a sweet story about moving on from an earth-shattering loss to love again. What a sweet story! Parker, an attorney, is still mourning the loss of his husband a year after his death. When he loses the babysitter for his 7 year old son (Nate) he interviews applicants for a live-in nanny position. One of the applicants is Jake. Parker is instantly attracted to Jake and for that reason decides not to hire him. Because of a mix up, Jake shows up thinking he has the job. The way the mix up happens is really cute. Seeing how Nate is so happy that Jake is there, Parker doesn't have the heart to fix the mistake and bring in someone else. Later, after acting on the attraction to Jake, Parker feels that he has betrayed his dead husband and he pushes Jake away... in a rather mean way, I might add.I really liked this story a lot. Jake is just perfect. Parker's grief is heartbreaking as he mourns his husband. Nate was adorable. A really, really good story. My only complaint is that I wish it would have been a little longer.
What do You think about A Nanny For Nate (2013)?
This book was okay. I thought the dialog was forced and unnatural. Otherwise it was a sweet story.
—Tani
I love reading romance novels and A Nanny For Nate was no different.
—Ashton
Kind of average. A sweet story, but not much depth.
—hbw
more like 3.5 stars. Very sweet fluff story.
—Seranne
