Like Sugar
Things get super spicy when Senator Mason Davis hires a nanny for his son.
Mason:
I cannot be involved in another scandal. I was elected to the US Senate less than a year ago and already had a secret baby and divorced my wife of only a few months. But when my four-year-old son needs full-time care and I'm thrust into single dad mode I need help. I need a nanny.
When I asked my assistant to find me a last-minute nanny, I pictured an older woman. A grandmother, perhaps. Instead, I get Candace. She's ten years younger than me, and tempting as hell. I need to stay focused on being a dad and a senator and leave the sexy nanny alone.
Candace:
I had planned to spend some time writing m first novel, but my mother volunteered me to be a temporary nanny. In a matter of days I'm a thousand miles from home and taking care of an adorable little boy. And his father. I shouldn't want him, but I do. Maybe if we just hook up once and get it out of our system?
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