"I need more books like The Nanny, stat. A smart, educated heroine (yes please!) meets a driven, career-focused single dad. Sparks fly....and fly, and fly. Seriously, this book is like if Ali Hazelwood and Tessa Bailey had a smutty baby. I devoured every page and was sad to see it end. This is the spice BookTok wants! Now I need Lana Ferguson to work faster, because I want to see everything she writes."--Ruby Dixon, international bestselling author

"The Nanny is sweet, beautifully sexy, and Aiden is the single Zaddy you want in your life. An amazing debut."--Elena Armas, New York Times Bestselling Author

"Smart, fun, sexy, and sizzling with romantic tension, The Nanny is a mouthwateringly delicious take on second chances with a healthy dash of steam. I can't wait for more from Lana Ferguson!"--Sara Desai, author of The Singles Table

"Ferguson makes the will-they-won't-they sing with complex emotional shading and a strong sense of inevitability to her protagonists' connection...Rosie Danan fans should snap this up."--Publishers Weekly, starred review

"This steamy, romantic comedy puts a modern spin on traditional tropes, bringing the falling-for-the-nanny and secret-past storylines into the 21st century...Readers who enjoyed Julie Murphy and Sierra Simone's A Merry Little Meet Cute will adore this positive, upbeat, sex-filled romp."--Library Journal

"Everything about The Nanny is enjoyable: the plot, the pacing, the characters and especially Ferguson's wise and funny voice. It's also refreshing to see sex-positive characters who approach intimacy with maturity...If you're a fan of dirty talk and slow-burning chemistry, you'll love The Nanny."--BookPage, starred review

"If you're looking for a heartfelt romance that knows how to bring the heat, look no further than The Nanny by Lana Ferguson!"--The Bookish Libra

 

 

 

 

 

Lana Ferguson is a sex-positive nerd whose works never shy from spice or sass. A faded Fabio book cover found its way into her hands at fifteen, and she’s never been the same since. When she isn’t writing—you can find her randomly singing show tunes, arguing over which Batman is superior, and subjecting her friends to the extended editions of The Lord of the Rings. Lana lives mostly in her own head, but can sometimes be found chasing her corgi through the coppices of the great American outdoors.