Although he'd hit it off with Nate, Parker Adams was a whole different story. If he's honest, he didn't think he'd get it. Having worked at a day care until the tiny business folded, he's looking for something more secure, but doesn't expect to find it with his first interview. Moving in with Parker and Nate seems like the perfect job, until he realises he's not only fallen in love with Nate, but Parker, too, and that it's nigh on impossible to compete with a ghost? After the feeling they'd made an initial connection, Parker's demeanor had changed and Jake had been left with the impression he didn't have a chance-until the letter offering him the position dropped onto his doormat.

How was he going to cope with the man under his roof twenty-four-seven? During his interview, Jake Walsh had awoken feelings in Parker that he had thought were gone forever. Which is why Parker had purposely decided to give the job to the other candidate.

Not that Jake wasn't perfect for the job he was. Opening the door and finding six feet six of Jake Walsh on the stoop fills Parker with panic. Due to a mix up with the envelopes, it isn't the young woman he was expecting. When his regular sitter moves away, he hires a live in nanny to give Nate more stability. Re-vamped, re-written and with scenes not in the original!Ī year after his husband is killed in a hit and run, the only thing keeping Parker Adams going is his work and their son, Nate.

A Nanny for Nate by Lisa Worrall