Boss Nanny 1. Board Members

Can't understand why I haven't posted a review on this story before!

All the other reviewers have already covered everything so all I can say is Matt + Aido-Potato + Seamus = Family!

Just wait until you see what @Mrsgnomiedoes in the sequel!

A great read from end to end.

One hundred and one reasons to read this story. You want to know that reasons? So read it!

Boss Nanny is one of the best stories I've read in a while.It is the first of Mrsgnome's stories I've read and am looking forward to the sequel. Matt and Seamus move thru the upstarts of trying to build a meaningful relationship with and around a toddler, Aiden. Aiden manages and also ages with the relationship showing a toddler can dictate a lot of direction even at a young age. Great story and definitely worth a read.

The author has become one of my favourites in here. Boss Nanny is how any romance should be. It’s simple yet rich and colourful, throw in a bit of drama and suspense and lots of catchy phrases, humor wrapped in on spot dialogues fit for dramas/movies. And the author delivered exactly that and even better. 
 

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.