Tammy S. (tstip) reviewed The Nanny (Return to Tyler, Bk 7) (Tyler, Bk 31) (Harlequin Historical, No 561) on + 225 more book reviews
Holy Terrors, The Lot Of' EM!
That's what everyone considered Josh Ingalls's unruly passel of kids - secretly, anyway. No sense offending the most eligible widower in town! But Annie Martin didn't care what a "catch" her employer way. She only wanted him to admit he loved his children. And possibly share a kiss or two - okay, maybe three....!
This latest nanny was barely more than a girl herself, Josh Ingalls noted, but if a tree-climbing dynamo in trousers was what it took to manage his energetic tribe, he'd happily keep the amzing, amusing, arousing Annie Martin around forever!
That's what everyone considered Josh Ingalls's unruly passel of kids - secretly, anyway. No sense offending the most eligible widower in town! But Annie Martin didn't care what a "catch" her employer way. She only wanted him to admit he loved his children. And possibly share a kiss or two - okay, maybe three....!
This latest nanny was barely more than a girl herself, Josh Ingalls noted, but if a tree-climbing dynamo in trousers was what it took to manage his energetic tribe, he'd happily keep the amzing, amusing, arousing Annie Martin around forever!
3.5 stars
