Recently widowed, Kierra Houston is ready to give up all hope of getting justice for her husband’s death when she walks into Jonathan Baker’s office with her three-year-old daughter, Kiyah. Before Jonathan, she was turned away by sixteen lawyers who refused to represent her wrongful death suit against Vance Oil, who claims her husband’s death was due to a critical error on his part.

Jonathan eagerly agrees to represent Kierra, confident that he could win her case with some strategic thinking outside the box. Meanwhile, Jonathan is looking for a live-in nanny after being awarded sole custody of his children, and Kierra fits the bill.

Kierra moves into Jonathan’s home with her daughter and helps wrangle his three rambunctious children. It doesn’t take long for Jonathan and Kierra to seek refuge in each other when they discover how caring and nurturing they are despite Jonathan’s failed marriage and Kierra’s grief.

The sexual chemistry between the two is explosive, leading to many instances of bedroom swapping and quiet lovemaking in the middle of the night to avoid waking the children. As their family blends, it’s becoming more apparent that Kierra and Kiyah belong with the Bakers; however, when the threats start rolling in, and Eliza’s behavior becomes more erratic and alarming, Jonathan will have to do whatever he can to protect his new family.

The Widowed Nanny is Book Two of the Nanny Series and cannot be read as a standalone. The book will contain heavy topics that are suitable for readers 18+.

Topics include but aren't limited to: Mourning and grief pertaining to losing a spouse, mourning and grief experienced by a child, OTT baby mother drama, GRAPHIC detailed sex scenes, soft BDSM, attention seeking and threats of suicide, unintentional suicide, and foul language. .