Corner Series Novella

Synopsis: Willa O’Rourke knows the true story, the story that doesn’t sell magazines.

In less than 8 hours Willa went from being a behind-the-scenes nanny for one of the hottest A-list celebrity couples, to having her picture splashed all over every magazine in the country.

Caught in the arms of her sexy employer, Johnny Blaze.

No one cares that Johnny hit on her, and she repeatedly told him no.

The world thinks Willa O’Rourke is more interesting as the slutty, home-wrecking, opportunistic nanny. She even has a hashtag trending on Twitter. #dirtynanny

Humiliated and desperate to get away from the harsh eyes of Hollywood, she decides to take a short break from her suddenly not so glamorous life and head home for the holidays.

But a quiet Christmas to recoup before heading back to LA wasn’t in the cards.

She immediately runs into Jack, her seriously hot, fireman ex-boyfriend.

Despite Willa’s attempts to keep a low profile, she and Jack are thrown together for a Christmas charity project — making her wonder if she’s meant for a simpler life in Harper’s Corner after all.

Review: The author presents this story as novella, but I think it’s a rather short story for me, because it’s still 141 pages long. It allows to have a short romance, but especially a complete one!

Willa had left everything to become an actress. It was her dream, but it’s been four years since she left and a picture put her on the front of the stage. She goes from the nanny in the shade to the nanny who broke the marriage of a famous couple. Even worse, she did nothing and her career is ruined! Following the advice of her brother, she returns home to find her ex-boyfriend, the one she left to pursue her dreams. The one she broke the heart of.

I had a good time with this romance. It’s not a very complicated story, but we’re having a good time with Willa and Jack. How to resist Jack by the way? It is not possible. They will relearn to see each other even if it is not necessarily simple.

It was a pretty cool story and I’m curious to discover the author in a bigger novel.

14 thoughts on “A Nanny For Christmas by Christina George

  1. Sophia Rose

    Ah, that is rotten what happened to her, but glad she could go home and maybe find her happiness. First Christmas read! 😉

    1. Melliane

      yes, its sad to see some situations like that

  2. Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer

    YAY for Christmas reads, this sounds good Mel!

  3. Mary Kirkland

    I have been enjoying some short stories and novellas recently and this sounds like another good one.

  4. Nadene

    I am glad you loved this one.

    1. Melliane

      it was nice

  5. blodeuedd

    A nice little novella is never wrong 🙂

  6. Carole Rae

    omigosh. You, Blodeuedd, and me all posted xmas books!!! hahahaha

    1. Melliane

      lol

  7. Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

    It’s good that it felt complete. I find I can’t do a lot of short stories or novellas because I always feel I need more.

    1. Melliane

      yeah it’s complicated

  8. Northwoman

    And Christmas reads already. I know there are several out this month. I got a few of them but told the publisher I just wasn’t going to read / review them until November. Anne – Books of My Heart

  9. Carole @ Carole's Random Life in Books

    I do love a shorter read from time to time. This one sounds really well done. I am so glad you enjoyed it!

  10. herding cats

    Oooo Christmas! I’m in!

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