"I never knews nannies could be so funny!"

HEAVEN SENT by Jacqueline Diamond tells us the story of how Dr. Nancy Verano got tricked by her sister into becoming a nanny for rancher Max Richter and his two adorable but rowdy kids. Not only that but also Max's niece is staying for the summer too. Nancy's sister doesn't tell Nancy that she's sort of fudged on her resume and stretched the truth a wee bit, well maybe more than a wee bit. What will Max do when he finds out it is all a lie?

SHOTGUN NANNY by Nancy Warren is about Annie Parker, a clown, who doesn't have a serious bone in her body. When ex-Mountie Mark Saunders finds the postcard she wrote to a friend, he thinks she's in serious trouble so he follows her. What he can't believe is she's the clown he's hired for his niece's birthday. When Max talks Annie into becoming his nanny until his real nanny gets over the flu, she reluctantly agrees but she can't believe Mark's so uptight. She tries to get him and little Emily to loosen up a bit and this is when the hilarity begins! From an overly protected house to a guard dog no less, let the fun begin!

Oh my, these two stories are not to be missed. I thoroughly enjoyed them both and had tears rolling down my cheeks from all the laughter. I never knew being a nanny could be so much fun! The Duets just get funnier each and every month!

Reviewed by Kathy Boswell
Posted June 8, 2002

Summary

SHOTGUN NANNY
Nancy Warren

Annie Parker doesn't believe in taking life too seriously; she is, after all, a clown by profession. Her motto is "Have fun, make' em laugh and move on." That applies to her love life, too. So why does superserious ex- Mountie and bachelor "dad" Mark Saunders get her heart racing, while his shy niece gets her heart aching? And why on earth does she agree to be their temporary nanny?