About the book:
If there’s one thing you
should know about me, it’s that I absolutely refuse to tell a lie no
matter the consequences. So don’t ask me a direct question unless you’re
prepared for a direct answer—that’s something my SoCal sewing
girlfriends have learned the hard way.
But who would have thought my
honesty policy would get me fired from my job at the preschool? Or that a
desperate—and not to mention devastatingly handsome—single father of
one of my (now-former) students would hire me that same day as a nanny
for his daughter?
I’m an education professional. How hard can taking care of a four-year-old and her over-stressed, over-worked father be?
My review:
This was a sweet story about a very honest girl! I liked Molly and her honesty, even though it did get her into some predicaments! She was also very caring and went above and beyond as a nanny. Ben sounded pretty amazing, too, but I couldn't figure out how he took care of his daughter so long by himself while working so many hours. This was a clean romance with some cute moments. I didn't like the term "white lies" that was used, as lying is lying. Ben seemed like a Christian from different things he said but while Molly had some familiarity with the Bible, it wasn't clear whether she just believed God existed or if there was more to it than that. This is more of a clean read than a Christian romance. There were a lot of amusing moments and I also liked Molly's roommates and look forward to reading their stories. I recommend this story if you like humor and romance.
I received this ebook free from JustRead Tours. I was not compensated for this review. All opinions are my own.
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