He didn't keep a mistress, nope he hired multiple high end prostitutes to give him what he wasn't getting at home. I read a few pages and thought I wasn't going to like it and left it to read the Miles High series that was so good I came back and I'm glad I did so don't let some of the reviews colour your perception, it's a really good read and maybe if I hadn't read the Miles sagas I'd have rated it higher.

Brielle is the nanny and she has no experience so she has to navigate dealing with a surly teen and an alpha-hole boss. Not only that, but you were extremely wishy-washy, a ginormous asshole for no fucking reason, honestly straight up stupid, and generally nasty.I had a slight issues with some repetitive phrasing and I kind of wish we got more of him and Brielle outside of their little bubble, but the overall angst was crazy. As I said, no one is wrong for wanting or not wanting these things; both are right when looked at from their own perspective and situation. The more the story evolves and the more we get glimpses of how heart-broken he is, the more I started to like him. At first, Brielle makes a fool of herself, acts like an irresponsible teenager than a nanny and if I were the father, I would definitely kick her out of my house! This is a risky book to read but if you ask me, its hotness is a good enough reason to give it a chance.

Sex scene with OW or OM: No The closest is the H with OW and she is touching him while he is naked and about to give him a bj, but it doesn't go further than that. This book suffers from a split personality - it couldn’t decide whether to be an erotic romance or a single parent rom com.We get pages of everyday life, interspersed with their kinky sex and some drama from the teen daughter.