Sharing the Nanny
What do you do when your best male friends are fighting over you? Not just as a nanny to their little ones, but as a lover, as a girlfriend, as someone to protect and keep and share?
Harper Hayes is a nerd on a mission. She has to finish innovating her revolutionary new virtual reality software, so she can license the tech to the highest bidder.
Only her timeline is tight. She’s racing competitors to market, and running out of funds. So when she’s saved from a dangerously bad date by three old friends whose nanny abruptly split town? She’s more than willing to take the job.
But the guys have more in mind than just splitting her as a nanny. Each shares a butterfly-inducing history with Harper, and some of these pasts are fraught with steamy landmines of unfinished business…
Adrian is the one who got away – the scrumptious boy next door, now a full-grown man and male model with a rugged jawline and panty-dropping smile. His best friend Jax is her long-time arch-nemesis – bitter frenemies with the white-hot spark of potential benefits. And there’s Preston, the ripped, handsome uber-nerd who swept her off her feet a year ago, and hasn’t been seen since. The legendary night they shared is burned into her memory, and is something she just can’t let go.
Luckily, there’s enough of Harper to go around. So when the three of them agree to share her, both alone and together, life becomes rather amazing. At least, that is, until one of her closest competitors pulls something so wicked, so wrong, it threatens to destroy everything she’s ever worked for.
Can Harper’s three vengeful new boyfriends step in to help stop him? Or will everything they’ve built together come tumbling down around them?
SHARING THE NANNY is a sizzling, stand-alone RH love story filled with romance, humor, suspense, and unimaginably hot action. HEA guaranteed!
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