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Temporary Nanny
Can a temporary nanny become a stand-up father? It all starts with a mysterious message from his upstairs neighbour. The next thing he knows, Royce McIntyre is sharing treats with a ten-year-old. But it’s the child’s alluring mum, Katy, who keeps Royce coming back for more. So when a crisis threatens, he surprises the overwhelmed single mother with an offer she can’t refuse… Royce McIntyre may not be like any nanny Katy has ever hired, but he’s certainly the handsomest! And her son really likes him. Together, do they have what it takes to transform a temporary arrangement into a forever family?
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First published October 1, 2007
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Carrie Weaver
27 books4 followersWith two teenage sons, three cats and a dog, Carrie Weaver leads a full life! She loves to wind down by indulging in chocolate and reading a good book yes, the pages occasionally get smudged. The books she writes reflect real life and real love, with all the ups, downs and emotion involved. She is honored to have been nominated for the prestigious RITA Award, the Booksellers Best Award and an RT BookClub Reviewers Choice Award."
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January 16, 2016
Temporary Nanny by Carrie Weaver
Royce McIntyre had truly failed as a father. He made the excitement of being an expat and his next adventure more important than his family. While he was in Russia an explosion changed everything. He realized what he lost by not being there for his son Michael, who is making a name for himself in NASCAR and is now the one who don’t have time for him. Help from his loneliness came in a surprising package. A ten year old boy and his beautiful mother.
Katy Garner is doing her best for her son. His father wants nothing to do with him and her usual babysitter isn’t working out. Surprisingly the handsome downstairs neighbor has offered to be Jake’s nanny for her. Too bad she swore off relationships because Royce is really handsome and has become a great friend. Can she trust him to be there for Jake even when things get tough?
Royce was introduced in the Harlequin NASCAR series book, A Chance Worth Taking. It’s the story of his ex-wife Tess and his son Michael. Royce sees himself in Jake’s father and has to face the hard reality of how badly he messed up, but he’s willing to go the extra mile to win his son back. The next connected book is Baby, I’m Yours and is about Royce’s sister Becca.
**Sexual content and mild language
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Royce McIntyre had truly failed as a father. He made the excitement of being an expat and his next adventure more important than his family. While he was in Russia an explosion changed everything. He realized what he lost by not being there for his son Michael, who is making a name for himself in NASCAR and is now the one who don’t have time for him. Help from his loneliness came in a surprising package. A ten year old boy and his beautiful mother.
Katy Garner is doing her best for her son. His father wants nothing to do with him and her usual babysitter isn’t working out. Surprisingly the handsome downstairs neighbor has offered to be Jake’s nanny for her. Too bad she swore off relationships because Royce is really handsome and has become a great friend. Can she trust him to be there for Jake even when things get tough?
Royce was introduced in the Harlequin NASCAR series book, A Chance Worth Taking. It’s the story of his ex-wife Tess and his son Michael. Royce sees himself in Jake’s father and has to face the hard reality of how badly he messed up, but he’s willing to go the extra mile to win his son back. The next connected book is Baby, I’m Yours and is about Royce’s sister Becca.
**Sexual content and mild language
http://justjudysjumbles.blogspot.com/...
September 27, 2017
Temporary Nanny
Carrie Weaver
Harlequin Super Romance
273 pages
Become a stand-up father?
It all starts with a mysterious message from his upstairs neighbor. The next thing he knows, Royce McIntyre is sharing handmade treats with ten-year-old Jake Garner. But it's Jake's alluring mom, Katy, who keeps Royce coming back for more. So when a crisis threatens, he surprises the overwhelmed single mother with an offer she can't refuse.—Royce McIntyre may not be like any nanny Katy has ever hired, but he's certainly the handsomest! And her son really likes him. Together, do they have what it takes to transform a temporary arrangement into a forever family?
Carrie Weaver
Harlequin Super Romance
273 pages
Become a stand-up father?
It all starts with a mysterious message from his upstairs neighbor. The next thing he knows, Royce McIntyre is sharing handmade treats with ten-year-old Jake Garner. But it's Jake's alluring mom, Katy, who keeps Royce coming back for more. So when a crisis threatens, he surprises the overwhelmed single mother with an offer she can't refuse.—Royce McIntyre may not be like any nanny Katy has ever hired, but he's certainly the handsomest! And her son really likes him. Together, do they have what it takes to transform a temporary arrangement into a forever family?
January 17, 2015
He is back stateside after a welding accident caused him to loose so hand. He is trying to get his life back together And reconcile with his grown son.
She is a single mom, trying to juggle quick career and raise her 10 year old son.
When Royce agrees to be her Nanny, life gets more complicated as they figure out if they have what it takes to make a family.
She is a single mom, trying to juggle quick career and raise her 10 year old son.
When Royce agrees to be her Nanny, life gets more complicated as they figure out if they have what it takes to make a family.
February 17, 2014
There's this song, I believe it's called 'Cats in the Cradle'. I *DESPISE* that song. Well, this book? Is the romance version of that song.
Needless to say? I *HATED* this book.
Wouldn't even finish it.
HATE.
THE.
Book.
End of Review.
Needless to say? I *HATED* this book.
Wouldn't even finish it.
HATE.
THE.
Book.
End of Review.
March 7, 2011
can't bring a good man down
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