Dream Groom (Brides Of Bradley House) (Silhouette Special Edition, 1244)

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Summary: Dream nanny
Review: Back Cover description: Cassie Bradley Wright knew the fantasy of being swept off her feet by her ultrasophisticated boss was just that--a fantasy. After all, Ryan Lawford was way out of her league. So the temporary nanny concentrated on bridging the distance between Ryan and his precious orphaned niece. But living under the same roof with this irresistible man wasn't exactly easy...Business and balance sheets had once been Ryan's whole world. But those things seemed less important now that his adorable ward and her enticing caretaker had become an integral part of his life. Sweet Cassie was quickly turning into the woman of his fantasies, but was this determined bachelor prepared to take on the role of her dream groom?

This book was fine. Nothing too spectacular, just a nice easy story. I could have done without the baby talk though. The only other thing that annoyed me was that Ryan is the head of his own company--he couldn't get any of his staff to help out? Well, I guess if he did, there would be no story.

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Summary: Light reading
Review: Cassie Bradley Wright had been adopted. She knew about the Bradley's family legend that said each female Bradley was to wear a certain nightgown on their twenty-fifth birthday and she would dream of her life long love. Being adopted, she never expected it to work for her. It had worked for her sister though.

Ryan Lawford was a big time business man. When he brother and sister-in-law died, he was given custody of his two-year-old niece, Sasha. He found out that caring for a toddler was a nightmare! Then Cassie entered the door! She had a natural way with kids. Ryan immediately hired her as Sasha's nanny! The two adults were perfect for each other, though neither admitted it. Yet Sasha would unknowingly show the two what love really was!

This one is just a sweet romance. No life threatening times. No danger. No heartbreak. Just a slow blooming romance story. A nice story for lazy evenings in front of the fireplace.