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You Can't Kiss the Nanny, Brady Banks

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I was a little worried that Brady Banks wouldn’t be able to measure up to the swoony introductory book boyfriend in the Kingsmen Football Stars series, Lee Burrows. Fear not, this duo has armed Brady Banks with something extra, he’s an amazing dad. There’s single dad romance, and then there’s Piper Rayne single dad romance, and I can assure you they are not the same.
That’s something that will be especially hard to beat, but I’ve no doubt that I will fall just as hard, if not harder for the next Kingsmen Football Star.

I needed this book more than I could ever put into words. Life has been a series of overwhelming events lately, making it near impossible for me to get lost inside a fictional world. The very first page of You Can't Kiss the Nanny, Brady Banks, I was swept into the Kingsmen Football Stars world, and not one ounce of reality seeped in until I read the final word. It was the definition of the perfect escape.

Violet was sweet, and a little sassy. Her heart and compassion for others was such a fundamental part of who she was, she was meant to be a nanny. The first time she and Brady met may have been by chance, but there’s no doubt in my mind that the second time was fate.
Brady is swoony, and oh so panty melting alpha. I loved the way he and Hannah co-parented melted my heart. The love and respect that they had for one another was heartwarming.

Violet and Brady had ardent physical chemistry the moment they met, but it was nothing compared to what was to come the moment they were face to face again. The volcanic connection they shared thrummed in the air around them and continued to build as they vehemently denied anything would ever happen between them again. It was a valiant effort, but the moment they were face to face again it was only a matter of time before they went from volcanic to downright combustible. I will never look at our pantry the same way again.

You Can't Kiss the Nanny, Brady Banks is an exceptionally swoony addition to the Kingsmen Football Stars series. A bewitchingly unputdownable blend of combustible chemistry, a swoony hero, a sweet heroine, witty banter, entertaining secondary characters, and volcanic levels of steam. I can’t wait to see how the swoon game on the grumpy Kingsmen Football Star.

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After enjoying the first book in the series and meeting Brady Banks for the first time, I was really excited to see what happened with his book. It was fun and cute, and Piper Rayne have a good way of introducing you to all the other guys who are getting books in the series and making you love them in the process. This one had a lot of tropes that I enjoy as well, so nobody is surprised that I read it in two sittings.

In You Can't Kiss the Nanny, Brady Banks, you’ll find:
✨ forbidden romance
✨ single dad x nanny
✨ forced proximity
✨ hot football players
✨ one night stand to lovers
✨ lots of Legos
✨ a cute kid
✨ sports romance

While reading this book, I got the feeling that there are a few more Piper Rayne books I need to read because of who Brady’s parents were and the awesomeness they brought to the story. But all that aside, this one was enjoyable. The tension and chemistry between Violet and Brady was captivating and watching these two pretend like there’s nothing going on is always a fun time. After sharing one of the best nights of their lives, Brady and Violet go their separate ways without sharing names or phone numbers. While Brady is a single dad, the mother of his child is still in the picture and has to go away for work for a few months. Enter the nanny service and Violet appearing on his doorstep. After having spent a while looking for her, to have Violet under his roof is a lot for Brady to handle. And for Violet, this is more than she signed up for. But she’s good with Theo, Brady’s son, and she fits into their life pretty well. So what can go wrong when you act on your feelings and take the shot you know will upset the balance of everything?

This has definitely gotten me curious for the next one, because it’s another book with a bunch of my favourite tropes and I am super curious to see how Chase navigates the mess that is coming his way!

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Piper Rayne is a new to me Author.
I am sorry to say I personally did nt like the book. I couldn't get past chapter 5, it just didn't hld my interest

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