Last on the List: A Single Dad Boss Romance (Wait With Me Book 5)

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But when Max's daughter chooses Cassandra/Cozy, he finds himself hiring the seemingly carefree woman. It's the banter and playfulness that really stood out for me though; Max and Cozy have an instant spark between them, they just have very different attitudes.

Max is trying to find a nanny for daughter for the summer (his ex wife is away working), and Cozy is the last on the list of interviews.My eleven going on twenty-year-old looks up at my with her lethal robin-blue eyes that make me doubt my manhood every single day. The most annoying and distracting part of this book for me was Cozy’s constant insecurities and fat-shaming inner critic. This might be the author’s filthiest book yet because Max and Cozy are some dirty talkers and I ate it all the way up 😂😂😂🥵🥵🥵. For David Goggins, childhood was a nightmare--poverty, prejudice, and physical abuse colored his days and haunted his nights. The story centers around Cassandra (Cozy) who takes a job as a nanny (you'll find out why as the story progresses) for sweet 11yr old Everly.

It was honestly adorable to see their interactions and that he makes time for her and checks his camera and texts to see what they’re up to.

I couldn't out this book down, I just had to finish it, I laughed out loud at bits (the amount of times I've had the voice in my head say new kink unlocked, having it come from another character was aces 😂) I also got choked up and wanted to bang heads together at points, but I think thats a sign of an amazing author, one that drags you into the book soo much you feel what they're feeling. Video review available in Week 26: Jun 26 – Jul 2, 2022, total weekly book reviews on my YouTube Channel: Steph's Romance Book Talk ( https://www. Sure, we've gotten to see bits and pieces of Max throughout the series (absolutely not required reading), but I always pictured him as more of a serious businessman type.

I realize he can get girls ten times hotter than me, but to act like I'm some kind of disgusting mistake is a degradation I can't stomach. When Cozy (really, Cassandra) interviews and tells Max all about her grand nanny plans to teach his daughter the art of doing nothing, he's less than thrilled but Everly is totally on board and what she says, goes. It's almost not fair that the first job I land has to be with a man I couldn't have even conjured in my dreams. Because he's not sure how much longer he can resist her once he finds out just what (who) Cozy wants. And when Max locks eyes on the twenty-something in a tie-dye sweatsuit who pitches the idea of daydreaming all summer—he prepares to give this bad nanny the boot.I loved the cute thoughts about ‘kinks’ being unlocked every time they saw the other one doing something hot. But when her sister begs her to interview for the nanny position of a high-maintenance client, she doesn’t have a good enough reason to say no. This book, in fact the whole series should be read, seeing everyone together at the end always feels like a super finish up. I loved Everly too, such a sweet kid, and I loved the three of them and their interactions, and how much Cozy helps Everly become who she wants to be. He had a lot to unpack with his ex wife leaving him for someone else and I felt the way that was handled was done well!

You’ve got the curvaceous heroine who beats to her own drum and a hunky hero who can’t help but fall for her and fulfill every fantasy.

But problematic portions that were annoying and distracting enough to reduce my enjoyment of this one. I always feel like this is a double edged sword, because many plus size people are not 100% confident in how they look. First off, I LOVED seeing his friendship with his ex-wife, exes don’t always have to play the villains and I loved seeing the healthy coparenting here! They make them at the dinner table, or in a meeting room, where personal history, your own unique view of the world, ego, pride, marketing, and odd incentives are scrambled together.