Dante Rush is easy to dislike from the driver's seat of his flashy car, especially when he cuts people off as if the road belongs to him.
The curvy nanny judging that display is far from pleased to learn that the rude, green-eyed stranger is a grumpy billionaire and the single father of her new charge.
Taking the job means answering to a beautiful, irritating boss she would rather not tolerate, let alone want.
She counts on her experience to keep every professional boundary in place, but one moonlit kiss weakens them, and the kisses after it leave her in love with him.
Giving her heart to Dante is trouble enough when her livelihood depends on remaining his nanny.
