It was only supposed to be a part-time nanny job. Then the pandemic hit. Now I'm quarantined with three guys at their secluded lake house. And considering what they look like? Things could be a lot worse. Bryce, the darkly handsome painter whose son I'm nannying. The millionaire artist has been trying to regain his creative spark... and some scintillating fun with me ends up being the jump-start he needs. Liam, the English art dealer who reminds me of David Beckham. He spends most of his time swimming in the lake and walking around the house shirtless, and he winks at me like he knows I'm checking him out. Pax, their accountant and financial planner. Tall and lean, he has a sense of humor that keeps me smiling despite the deadly virus. I spend my days nannying the baby, And my nights having sweaty, steamy fun. Being shared by these three incredible men to take our minds off the pandemic. We don't know how long we'll be stuck at the lake house. So we might as well make the best of it, right? NANNY WITH BENEFITS is a sizzling reverse harem love story filled with humor, suspense, and scintillating action. HEA guaranteed!

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I'm hunting for a nanny. And a submissive. Karly doesn't know it yet, but she's about to fill both voids. I give orders. That's how I made my billions. But it's hard being a single dad. Karly's a virgin and doesn't know what she wants. Till I tell her. She'll take care of my six-year-old, and I'll take care of her. The papers can't find out I've got a nanny with benefits, or that Karly's pregnant. She thinks I don't know, but I know everything. Her full wet lips begged me to take her. Raw. I gave her what she wanted. She likes taking my orders. I've tasted her submission and want more. But our secret baby is out. Her ex is looking for her, and so are the reporters. Karly thinks I'll run. But I don't run, I fight. I don't care who knows. Karly's mine now. And I'll protect my family, no matter the cost.

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This comprehensive guide for parents seeking dependable in-home child care covers all the basics for finding a wonderful nanny, demonstrating concrete methods for effectively judging a candidate's qualifications, deciding if a live-in or a live-out nanny is best, and preventing a high employment turnover.

Kiley, Esme, and Lydia, seventeen-year-old nannies to the rich and famous, attempt to start a nanny placement service to earn extra money while coping with difficult children, stressed-out employers, and complicated romances.

In his new book, economist Dean Baker debunks the myth that conservatives favor the market over government intervention. In fact, conservatives rely on a range of "nanny state" policies that ensure the rich get richer while leaving most Americans worse off. It's time for the rules to change. Sound economic policy should harness the market in ways that produce desirable social outcomes - decent wages, good jobs and affordable health care. Dean Baker is co-director of the Center for Economic and Policy Research.

As president of Washington's premier nanny placement agency, White House Nannies, Inc., Barbara Kline has spent the last twenty years handpicking and delivering nannies to elected officials, cabinet members, advisers to the President, and the media who report on their every move. In this hilarious account of her life in child care, Kline discloses the mayhem that ensues when these powerful parents find themselves at the mercy of tiny tyrants—and the nannies who offer their only hope of salvation. From finding the "perfect nanny" to firing the "perfect nanny," from refereeing mommy-nanny disputes to keeping mum about family secrets, Kline casts a keen eye on one of the most complicated relationships under the sun: that between extremely busy people and their nannies. Following the major events that launch powerful D.C. parents into parenthood (discovering they're pregnant; hiring a fabulous nanny; giving birth; hiring a second nanny in a pinch when the first one is nanny-napped), this book goes behind closed doors in our nation's capital to reveal the laughter—and, of course, the tears—involved when overworked professionals attempt to raise a child. The Nanny Diaries meets Primary Colors in this delightful ride on the bottle-and-bib-strewn Beltway.

Ten years after the fateful night when Nan was fired, she returns to New York with her husband, HH. Finally settling in to build a permanent home and get her consulting business off the ground, Nan's plans are derailed by HH's sudden desire to start a family - and her surpisingly strong resistance to the idea. Matters are further complicated by a late-night, drunken visit from a now fifteen-year-old Grayer, who's stumbled upon the nanny-cam tape Nan made on her last night in his mother's employment - and wants some answers. Racked with guilt and struggling to find a way to help Grayer and his seven-year-old brother, Stilton, through their parents' vicious divorce, Nan finds herself getting sucked into the Upper East Side world of wealth, power and dysfunction all over again. Set against the backdrop of a Manhattan economy cracking along the fault lines, The Nanny Returns plumbs the humour and heartbreak of a community who chose money over love, only to find the money evaporate - and their children ready to tell all.

Slather on the sunblock and welcome to The Nannies, where toddlers have stylists and a lost Sidekick can be the social kiss of death, cerulean blue swimming pools stretch to infinity and paparazzi camp out behind Starbucks, and a good nanny--like a celebrity without Botox--is hard to find.