Out April 4🌟
Cassie’s crush never had a chance of becoming more, until now.
I thought Max had vanished into the Hollywood hills or wherever reality stars go when their shows get canceled. But knock me over with a feather. Standing in the great room is none other than America’s onetime favorite home improvement guru, Max Valentin.
Memories come rushing back of my year as a production assistant on his show and my painful, obsessive crush. And how his substance abuse destroyed the show and, subsequently, my career.
Seeing him now, recovered, capable, and at peace with himself, brings on a whole new set of feelings. And knock me over a second time. He’s feeling them, too.
Our attraction is the stuff of my dreams. But rules are rules at Sparrow’s Nannies, and we’ve got a choice between bad and worse if we want a future together.
Out April 14🌟
Nothing’s ever gone right for failed nepo-baby, Aster. Until she finds herself in a red-hot Versace on a fake date with a billionaire.
Who wouldn’t want to fake date socially awkward billionaire, Cor Durant? My B-grade actress friend, Kristen. That’s who. So who has to take her place? Me, that’s who.
But by the end of the night, I’m feeling like Cinderella in red-hot Versace, and Cor is my unexpected prince.
He claims he’s just a normal guy and into the idea of us. But, seriously, what social innovator genius is going to be happy with a nepo-baby who got through college because she was Golden Globes worthy when it came to begging professors for a passing grade?
I’m not interested in making the move from nepo-baby to nepo-girlfriend. But Cor seems convinced that’s not a problem.
Out April 21🌟
Reformed party girl Darcy has no choice but to fend off accusations of being a home-wrecker nanny. Lucky for her, there’s a defensive coordinator who’s on Team Darcy.
Last year, I bailed on the Martinelli job. Despite my affection for the kids, I was done being the target of narcissistic mom, Tinsley. Now, she and Josh Martinelli, defensive coordinator for the LA Bobcats, are headed for divorce, and she’s accusing Josh and I of having an affair while I was living in their home.
Josh offers to help me fend off her accusations. But the more we work together, the more our attraction becomes impossible to ignore.
Tinsley would use any hint of a relationship between us to prove she was right about our affair. Her accusations would cost Josh custody of his children and undermine his position with the Bobcats. And it’d cost me my life’s work.
Neither of us can afford to give in to our attraction. Nor can we simply walk away.
