Boss Nanny

Matt--Just a typical college kid trying to make it to graduation, until one day changes all that. 

Seamus--Non-typical business owner who sees something special in the not so typical college kid and his tiny sidekick. 

Aido Potato--What's not to love about a clingy little chubster with thunder thighs?

Great story with some ups and downs. Matt and Seamus navigate their way through some unusual challenges and learn that to make things work they have to communicate. 

Great character development along the way!

This is the fantastic story of Matt, a typical college kid struggling to make graduation. He struggles with work, his baby brother Aiden (who he's responsible for) and studying.

But everything changes one day when he meets Seamus, a business owner who sees something special in Matt and becomes Boss Nanny, by helping Matt out whilst he works and studies.

We are treated to a rollercoaster of a story, with plenty of ups, downs, twists and turns as Matt and Seamus navigate there way through some difficult challenges, arguments and adventures whilst learning to communicate with each other.

A truly awesome story that comes highly recommended.

A unique and amazing story, one that is bound to entertain. Superbly written and paced. 

Well worth the time to read and be thoroughly pleased that you did!! 

A story that kept me hooked all the way through waiting for the next chapter. Great characters, pacing and dialogue.

As I write this review five other readers already have reviewed this and they have covered all the great stuff in this story and there is nothing I can add to that .So instead I'll write about the flaws in this story........Yep that's right absolutely none in this story.Highly recommended

This is a funny, fast-paced, romantic story.  Matt and Seamus will delight, excite, and frustrate you!  Aidan is one of the best kid characters I've ever read.

O. K here is the thing. 

Mrsgnomie is one of the best writers in this site (or any Erotica i would find in book or webisode form) and they outdid themselves in this story. I was hooked on scene one of this story and they kept me on my toes for the whole ride. And the laughter i had on the last scene. Was priceless. 

So that out of the way here is the rewiev from my eyes. "A real young guy who had to inherit a burden finds a great soul to help him. And then the fire burns." 

The story doesnt go long and it doesnt bore you for one second, or it isnt short and tells its great story quickly. Its great Just the way it is. And I would read Mrsgnomie's other works aswell. And watch out for their next project. 

The story of Matt, a college student who was looking forward to this new life of freedom, ends up as the sole guardian to his infant kid brother. The story is so well written it's possible this is a self biography. You feel the way Matt struggles with his new role while taking it stride at the same time. It's an interesting balance and the author handled it with great integrity. 

Along the way, I never really knew what was going to happen. When I first met Seamus I wasn't sure if we liked him. Oh, but we did. Then I wasn't sure what his intentions were. Let me tell you, Mrsgnomie has the character arc down to a science. To watch the characters grow is amazingly. So simple, so complex. 

I have followed this author since inception and each story she's written tells another story of her growth as a writer. Each tale is better than the last. I can not wait to see what she has up her sleeve next. Hopefully it's a book deal. She is worthy. 

These are characters you can wrap your heart around and fall in love right along with them. Adorable child, college student who has serious and unexpected life changes, successful businessman with an intriguing backstory, professional athletes, good coffee, great laughs, hot sex... what's not to check out? This story is well paced and the dialogue will have you hooked.

Ok…this is a story you can curl up on the couch with your favorite coffee brew and a   blanket and binge read from start to finish! Well done!

From college student and barista to half brother-turned-father, poor Matt had his hands full with Aidopotato. Enter spud muffin Seamus. Add in a host of lovable characters, a nasty CFO, and the lasting damage done by a dead narcissist and you have the mash up of what Boss Nanny is all about.

Observing the ups and downs of a budding relationship between and the personal development of the two main characters was a true privilege. Matt and Seamus both had issues, ghosts of former failed pairings, but they also had us and their friends and family rooting for them. (Big Daddy Brad continues to be my unsung hero.)

Through it all, we had two lonely souls — three if you count Potato Fingers — hashing out their differences and expanding the definition of what it takes to be a family. And, bonded by blood or simply found, a family is what they created in the end, and I couldn’t be more satisfied.

I can’t sing this story enough praises; it’s truly magnificent. You’ll laugh your pants wet and maybe dampen a tissue with your tears, but you’ll be compelled to continue because you need to know how it all comes together in the end. It’s the hallmark of a superb story and a gifted author, both demonstrated herein.

As I said in my comment in the epilogue, this story, these characters — they’re gifts. If you’re anything like me, you’ll treasure them ... and beg for a sequel.

Easily one of the best stories I've ever read on this or any site! Mrsgnomie has an amazing gift for storytelling that grabs you from the start and makes you want to continue until the end of time. This story is addictive and rich in character development, has an intriguing plot that keeps you guessing, and is paced just right. I loved the humor especially and the culinary delights were a nice touch as well. Honestly I could go on and on. This is quite simply a masterpiece and I'm honored to have gotten to enjoy it as thoroughly as I have.

One of the best, MsG has done it again, master storyteller, checking all the boxes, with beautiful characters showcasing their strengths, flaws, vulnerabilities, with LOVE being the ultimate conqueror!! Loved from beginning to end...a couple of times!

An absolutely delightful story, wonderfully written, compelling plot, relatable characters, and one which will keep you riveted to each chapter.  Other reviews expand the synopsis, so I won't.  Just know that you're in for a treat.

This is one of the best stories i have ever read on this site for the development of characters, their humanity and the monstrous baby!!

A 5***** read! 

Out of the blue, Matt suddenly becomes a parent and has to raise his baby brother. Now he has to juggle parenting, college, and his new job all at the same time. When everything seems like it is about to fall apart, his boss’ boss steps in to help him out…

What I Loved

Y’know, I thought Boss Nanny was going to be about the “gentle giant that falls in love with the person that needs protecting” trope, and it does have elements of it. (Nothing wrong with that!) However, I do like that Seamus is imperfect and does have his own problems and insecurities, as it gives his character more depth. It isn’t all sunshine and roses in this world, and that’s great.

Being a single parent as young as Matt is hard. He didn’t deserve the cards that were dealt to him, but he was able to adapt well with the help of Seamus. I enjoyed reading Matt’s highs and lows trying to parent Aidan. (And if anything, it sort of reinforced my belief that I definitely do not want to ever parent a baby or toddler, haha. Aidan is very cute, though. I have to admit that.)

The humor is top notch! I laughed out loud several times while reading. (My favourite interaction has to be the texting conversations between Matt and Seamus in Potato Detox.)

All of the “main supporting” characters were used really well, and I loved them all – Matt’s friends at Coffee|Bar, Seamus’s college friends, and Matt’s dad.

What Could’ve Been Better

Minor mistakes litter the story, like usage of the wrong character’s name in a sentence and small grammar issues. There was also one instance where the word “maybe” was written as if it was starting a sentence, but the rest of the phrase appeared to be deleted at some point.

Extremely minor nitpick: authors should be able to use actual emojis in their stories, no? (Not sure if there is some limitation in the GA CMS.) Here’s how to insert an emoji if you’re unaware: on my Mac, I can press Command + Control + Space to bring up an emoji picker. On a Windows PC running Windows 10 or newer, you should be able to press Windows Key + Period.

Miscellaneous Thoughts

Verdict

While I do have my reservations about some of the content in the latter half, I don’t think it detracts much from the amazing first three-quarters of this story. Seamus, Matt, and Aiden’s journey together was a joy to follow.

Definitely give this a read.

4.5 stars.

Once again the lovely Mrsgnomie has crafted a compelling read. With Boss Nanny she brews the perfect cup of coffee while landing a touchdown. There are plenty of the expected ups and downs and some that come out of left field. 
Readers will be delighted to follow along as Matt adjusts to unexpected parenthood with a little help from his boss’ boss.

This story was a pleasure to read from beginning to end.

A story of love and perseverance between two men who seemingly have everything yet nothing until they find each other. BUT, will they recognize it before it's too late? 

An interesting story about a college guy getting a baby dropped into his lap, and accepting help with handling that. The conflicts and struggles are primarily around Matt and Seamus' relationship, and how their pasts and present situation can strain their connection. Their characterization was mostly suitable to make them feel like actual characters rather than bland cardboard defined only by their love for each other. Mostly a chill series, with low stakes and a relaxed pacing, its much better to approach this as a slice of life style story rather than a focused plot. There were harrowing moments of emotional distress and pain that felt relevant and understandable given the character's personalities and histories, and didn't feel contrived. My only criticism is except at certain specific points, the actual physical act of dealing with a baby and the hardships felt downplayed or non existent, but that was clearly so the story could focus on the emotional toll. That comes down to personal preference in my,opinion, and might be a point in favor for the story depending on the reader. All in all, if the premise and focus sounds appealing you'll enjoy this novel.