The nanny arrangement was a ok read for me.this book is not what I expected I really didn't like the fact that the hero haa a kid with the heroines tormentor .I wish it didn't take so long for the mcs to get together.and I didn't feel the real connection between the two.but overall it was an ok read

The Nanny Arrangement by Rachel Harris is the second book in Country Blues Series and is scheduled to be release on May 22, 2017 by Entangled Publishing, LLC. I really enjoyed this women’s fiction romance novel. I found that I got lost in the story very easy. The writing style Rachel Harris as gives you such a clear picture and you feel like you are there. The story starts with Hannah and her best friend Deacon as childhood friends. While this is the only chapter and backstory for them, I feel the story could have evolved more if there was more detail of their childhood together. The author likes to set up the stage for you with character build-up and narrative writing. Hannah is the nanny for Deacon’s son while he is on tour with his band. The book takes you chapter by chapter through their love story and includes Deacon’s son Max. Overall, I found this book a very sweet romantic read that I highly recommend.

Deacon likes to make sure he does right by his girl, "Deacon grabbed onto her wrists. “Our first kiss was outside on the effing street.” Guilt swamped his eyes.“ You deserved better than that. You darn sure deserve better than being groped like a horny teenager in the back of a car.” I really liked this book, I thought it was sweet and it was a great friends to lovers romance.

I didn't read the first book in this series but I found that this book offered all of the back story required.

Hannah and Deacon's relationship is one of BFF to Lovers. Yet there is an additional adorable complication in the form of a toddler. All of the what ifs would not only affects them but affects the child as well.

The story has a push and pull throughout. Lack of confidence on both sides amplified by fear of regret and fear of failing. I found that I was on the fence with liking Deacon. he seemed to have a huge chip on his shoulder and I didn't understand. his layers were not revealed soon enough for me to be cheering for him. Hannah on the other hand was sweet, shy, and you wanted her to find her happiness without the heartache. I found myself laughing at her antics, cheering her on just like her friends in the book. I enjoyed the supporting characters as much as the main ones. They brought an additional depth to the story line.

The Nanny Arrangement
by Rachel Harris
Review from Jeannie Zelos book reviews
Genre: Romance, Women's Fiction
I saw the Rock star connection and clicked, well its an Entangled book and I know from past experience I enjoy those. What missed me was its a Bliss imprint, and though I enjoy those, I do find them a little sweet, cute, and short on the drama.
That's how this book worked for me, great characters, interesting story but very low key, muted dramatics. I was hoping Krista might throw some fireworks in but....
Hannah's lovely, a very genuine person with a great heart. Like any kid who's a bit different she was bullied at school, and as I know from experience kids can be cruel and that does affect confidence long term. That's how it was for Hannah, outwardly she's fine but inside always waiting for the drop.
She's been a great friend to Deacon, wanted for a long time to be more but he seems to have her firmly in the friendship zone. Now she's determined to have one good try at getting his attention instead of always waiting and living with regrets.
Its a fun read, the toddlers are cute, the other band members great and Deke and Hannah? Well its clear they both feel for each other but neither really thinks the other is attracted, there's lots of inward musings about what if, maybe, can I? etc. Deke's worried about Max too, his little son who adores Hannah, and concerned that if he makes a move and it goes wrong Max will lose Hannah, and he doesn't want to risk that. there's times when I just wanted to shriek at each of them "go for it, can't you see what he/she wants?" but of course that would end the book a lot sooner.
Its an enjoyable read, well written and perfect if you like a sweet, simple romance with a decent backstory. Me? I really like more fireworks, sparks, drama, and sadness I can wallow in. I enjoyed this but as a one off read, but of course as always what I want isn't necessarily what you want.

Stars: Three, good story, well written but a bit light for me.
ARC supplied for review purposes by Netgalley and Publishers

I have always enjoyed the stories that Rachel creates and I was pretty excited for this one. Especially since it was a BFF to more story.

I loved Hannah and Deacon. She's sweet and he's stoic and it works. They have such a history and it was fun reading them navigate this new portion to their relationship. And one of the best parts was seeing the characters from the previous books.

My only complaint {if you could call it that} is that I wanted more of them together. They were adorable in their scenes, but it felt like we got more of each of them thinking about the other instead of actually being with them.

Of course there was the push away and the grand gesture and thankfully, the angsty times didn't last too long. The epilogue was perfect and left me wanting more. I can't wait to see who the next book is about.

**Huge thanks to Entangled Publishing and NetGalley for providing the arc free of charge**

I enjoyed this cleaner type of music tour romance book. Meaning, most times it's drugs, drinking, partying and sex. The Nanny Arrangement seemed to be more about the family side of what can happen while on your.
Hannah is determined to find her happy. She knows where to find it, she just has to get Deacon to realize that it's her that he's needed all along. And more than just friends. What better time to show him that she's changed then while on your with his band and having to share the same tour bus.

Before diving into this one I decided to read the first book, and I enjoyed it very much. Hannah and Deacon were mentioned in that book when the band needs a nanny during their next tour and Hannah offers.

Hannah and Deacon have been best friends for years and it broke her heart when Deacon never saw her as more than his friend. She was always there for him and also his little son when his girlfriend ran off. But now she has decided to put it all on the line to 'find her happy' and find if there can ever be more between them.

I really liked Hannah and it was great how the heroines of the first book and from an earlier book (Ella and Sherry) teamed up with her to give Deacon that push needed to open his eyes. The writing is good and even without stesmy scenes it is a full out romance. A story with heart.

I received an ARC via Netgalley and this is my honest review.

The books in this series have been awesome, and I'm happy to have helped with one! I loved these two a lot, because unrequited second chance, nanny...just some great tropes! The story is sweet, romantic, and yes, I might have shed a tear or two! Just LOVED it!

And yes, there's a character named after me, but I'd have loved it anyway!