At least that way I have spent time with my sis. I can get that by ringing up my sister and chatting about the latest scoop on our old high school friends. This 'ins and outs of daily living' kind of story is not intriguing enough to warrant hours of my time.

The little girl in the story tragically looses her mother and goes to live with her father who didn't even know she existed but she was just a happy go lucky prop for the main character to feed off of. As I sit here writing this review, I want to describe the characters but I really can't recall what they looked like. Nanny meets rich boy Predictable angst, sex, angst Everything works out This story could have been so much richer. So, I have written a spoiler Haiku (a poetic formula) to retell the story and possibly recapture a little bit of enjoyment from this experience. This is one I that didn't grab me in the beginning but I kept listening because of the ratings.but it didn't get better.

The narrations was great Andi & Christian are favorites of mine so I knew going in they they would be a perfect fit. I would have liked a little more heat between them but I know this was more about family than anything else. They are exactly what each other needs and it takes a 5 year old to show them that. Cara is a nanny who has strict morals and maybe even comes across a little high and mighty. He didn't make the best choices in the beginning but he finally came around. Brad was really wanted to be a good guy but was torn between his career and family. It is a feel good, single dad, realistic romance which are all up my ally. But once it finally took off, this book was great. I like a slow burn but this may have been a little too slow for my taste. I loved the story line, I loved the writing style, I loved the characters and I loved the narration! All of those things is why I gave it 4 stars! The only thing is that is was a VERY slow starter.

King of code by cd reiss