And there is not one thing wrong with that. The reason that I stick them in my dark romance section is the taboo bits, other than that, they are just filthy, filthy, erotica. They crowd the dark romance line but are more like gray instead of dark. Yeah, there’s tutoring involved, but no clerical stuff, instead, she’s surprised to find out that she’s been hired as a nanny/babysitter for his sons. She thinks that she’s going to do some clerical type stuff and some tutoring. The only problem is that he doesn’t exactly tell her what her job entails. When Quinn calls her and offers her a job, she agrees. He talks to a friend and gets the name of Ava Prince.Īva is an 18 year old young woman who is trying to finish high school with the best grades possible and earn enough money so that she can go to Paris with her school’s French group. He can’t run the boys all over the place and get them everywhere they need to go.

But, he works long hours and he needs someone to help out. She left him with their twin boys and he now has custody of them. His ex-wife ran away to Hollywood with her trainer so that she could be a movie star. Quinn Blakely’s life has gotten very complicated. If you haven’t read the other books, I can point you in the right directions.īut, back to Mr. I won’t point out who the interconnected characters are in this one so you can have your own fun finding them. It’s fun to figure out who the various characters are and how they connect up to other books. The fun thing is that while each of these books is a standalone, they are all interconnected. Each of the books covers some kind of taboo, and they are all so very good. I don’t know its real name because she’s never given it one that I can remember, so that’s what I call it in my head. B brings us back into K’s little Taboo Town. I have my overall favorite of hers, but generally, my favorite book of hers is whatever I’ve read last. I am working really hard on owning everything she’s written.

The Wild by K. Webster