This is the second book in the series A Class of Their
Own. The first one is After a Fashion.
Millie’s been dismissed from yet another nanny position
until she runs into Everett in front of the employment agency. He’s not keen on hiring her, knowing that
she’s somewhat peculiar and doesn’t think she’d be suited to taking care of his
rambunctious wards. Unfortunately, those
same children have run off yet another nanny and he has little choice.
Millie ends up taking the job after some prodding and finds
herself in a battle of wits with the three children. Add to that the woman Everett is intended to
marry finds Millie’s presence unbearable and Millie finds herself in an uphill
battle to try and keep her job. She
knows the children needs her, though, so she does her best to stick it
out. She’s attracted to Everett, but
he’s a horrible snob and would never consider her as anything more than the
nanny, so she’s determined to resist her feelings. Also, Everett is starting to question his
choice in ladies, but he tells himself that Caroline is the logical choice.
This book is definitely worth reading. I don’t remember laughing out loud this much
while reading a book in quite a while.
Millie is a wonderful character and the kids and the schemers are a
hoot. Yes, I said a hoot.
Next up in the series, we’ll get to find out what happens to
Lucetta in Playing the Part. The characters from the first
book are mentioned, but they’re in England, so you can read this one alone if
you want and won’t be lost. I look
forward to reading more and heartily recommend this book. Good Book!
*I received a copy of this book from Bethany House through
NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
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