Book Review: His Outback Nanny by Annie Seaton

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Jemima Smythe is over the world of fashion. But when her dream of teaching falls through, Jemmy is determined to show her hometown she’s ready to put down roots. Three beautiful and boisterous kids in need of a nanny offer her an opportunity to prove just that. But their smoking-hot dad, Ned, offers her another—become his wife, as a matter of convenience only.

Ned McCormack is at his wits’ end. A single father to three kids, he quit the city and moved home to the Australian Outback in order to spend more quality time with his family. Unfortunately, the farm needs a lot of work. Just when he’s ready to give up, help comes unexpectedly in the form of a supermodel mistaken as his wife-to-be. 

Not a bad arrangement, if only they can stick to the rules of their strictly-business marriage—no kissing and absolutely no falling in love allowed.

                                                                        MY THOUGHTS ON THE BOOK                                                              

This was a sweet and charming romance novel. Not my normal cup of tea but this was quite the story it was fun, advenerous, and cute. I read this book in one day it was that good. I need to see what happened to the characters and where the story was leading to. How were they going to figure things out? 

The story follows Jeminma who is the sweetest woman, she has a huge heart. Suprised by her emotions when she met Ned's children she knew she wanted to be their nanny. Gwennie was the sweetest child ever in this story. When ned counters her offer with a plotonic marriage porposal she has no idea what to think. She can't help but wonder if this was a mistake, if she made the wrong choice agreeing to this platonic marraige. 

She starts falling for him when she sees him wiht his kids, relaxed and at ease. When he smiles more and they play. She has to gaurd that tender heart of hers. But Ned constantly reminds her that her marriage is a business arrangment not one of love. 

Ned was a great character, a single dad trying his best to make life work when he lost his wife. Of course being a single dad it was hard for him to spend time with his children. He is trying to get his ranch up and opperational again. To do this he needs a loan from the bank. One mierical next and he has the loan. Seems sometimes things just work out for Ned. 

His Outback Nanny was filled with the Austrilain outback and was fun for me to read. The story was quick and fast paced. While others might not have loved the lack of romance, I still thought it was quite romantic. 

I want to read more of the Prickle Creek series.