Guarding the Nanny
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3.4 • 9 Ratings
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Publisher Description
He kills in broad daylight. She sees him—and he sees her.
Now the only thing between a hunted nanny and a relentless assassin is a taciturn ex–special forces bodyguard who refuses to let her die.
Ava Reid came to Holloway Green for a quiet reset: one little girl to love, long walks to breathe again, no drama. Then a park turns into a crime scene, the shooter locks eyes with her, and every safe place vanishes. Protective custody becomes off-grid hideouts, burner phones, and a man whose rules are the difference between living and not: Colt Remington.
Colt is all edges and discipline, the kind of protector who sleeps by doors and hears danger before it knocks. But someone keeps finding them—someone with reach inside the system and reasons to erase the witness and the child she guards like her own. Forced into close quarters, Ava and Colt trade control for trust, fear for fire, and plan not just to hide…but to strike first.
GUARDING THE NANNY is a pulse-pounding protector romance with high-stakes suspense, a fierce caretaker, and the gruff guardian she shouldn't want. When the killers close in and the clock runs out, it's not just testimony on the line—it's the fragile family they've built in the dark.
Customer Reviews
Guarding the Nanny
Informative, realistic, and is very much so even today’s time. A book that was worthy to be read!
Awful
It’s supposed to be a book about the nanny being hunted. But halfway through the book, the nanny becomes the mother of the child. There are numerous inconsistencies throughout the entire book, and it is hard to believe that a nanny becomes on ninja soldier by the end. I tried I really tried, but it’s awful.