Review:
Diana Parker puts every spare penny she has into trying to help her sister with her medical bills. Her sister, Alice, is on dialysis and needs a kidney transplant. Diana is willing and able to be her donor, but issues with Alice's soon-to-be-ex-husband have resulted in her currently having no health insurance coverage for herself and her kids. Diana needs $40,000 ASAP.
She has a plan, albeit not one that makes her or Alice very comfortable. Diana and Alice's mother was a notorious conwoman, and Diana learned a lot of her mother's tricks before she was eventually caught and sent to prison. Diana doesn't want to be like her mother - in fact, she has spent her adult life trying to be as honest as possible. But she's just come across an incredible job ad posted by a wealthy couple looking for a live-in nanny to accompany them to Aspen for three months, for which they'll pay $40,000. They want someone who can teach their five-year-old son math, French, and how to ski. The sum total of Diana's matching qualifications? She has babysat before.
When she's somehow hired for the job, Diana is both thrilled and overwhelmed with guilt. She decides to do her absolute best and hopes that her lies about her qualifications aren't immediately uncovered. Putting her all into this job doesn't exactly leave much room anything else, and yet Diana somehow repeatedly finds herself in the orbit of Griffin Windsor, a charming and handsome earl.
