Nanny for the Bikers

by Liz Archer

They’re three sexy bikers…
With a baby that’s been left on their doorstep…
And since none of them know how to be daddies…
Now I’m their new nanny.

Kip, Teller and Clay never expected to find a baby on their doorstep.
But being the men they are, they never looked back.

Instead, they hired me…
But my new bosses want me as more than just a nanny.

During the day, I take care of their adorable baby.
And at night, all three rugged bikers share me…
In mind, body, and soul.

I never expected to fall into the arms of a tattooed biker…
Let alone three.


NANNY FOR THE BIKERS is a scorching standalone MC reverse harem romance with no cheating and an ultra-swoony HEA guaranteed! It’s book 1 in the Black Wolves MC series.

Genres: Romance, Ebooks, Harem

384 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 28, 2024

About the author

My name is Liz Archer, and I live a double life.

I spend my days nursing wounded birds... so they can spread their wings and fly again.

Then at night, I put my writing pajamas on... and spin outrageously naughty tales filled with sinfully delicious men (lots of men!;) who know how to treat their women juuust right.

Reviews

[Jacklyn Vaughn · Rating 2 out of 5]

Why people are rating this so high? No baby no.
First of all, I gots a bone to pick with the gender of dat dog. In the same sentence they called shadow he AND she…. SEVERAL TIMES!!! And in one chapter Miss thang said something about clay to clay. I had to go back and be like “oh did I misread whose POV this is? Must actually be Teller because that’s the only one not mentioned in this sentence.” …Nope. She just must’ve forgot whose POV she was writing. And what’s with the judgement of Sydney? Mom’s have to do that all the time. Better than keeping a baby in a crackhouse. Anyway, not my favorite and I won’t continue this series.


Oh and another thing. Shadow is her whole world and SHE LEAVES HIM?!?!?! Gurl be so ffr rn.


Thinking about my dislike for this book and had another thought I forgot to mention. Literally the timeline is so hard to follow. Does it happen in weeks or months? Like girlie it’s so hard to tell.

[Doris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Three is Better Than One

Ayla and her dog have left a bad situation and she finds herself with a job as a nanny for three bikers. Kip, Clay and Teller share a lot together including a baby. Now they need a nanny to help care for her. That’s when then stumble upon Ayla who they quickly find has a special touch with their little girl. As all three fall for Ayla there are promises made to make this work for all of them. Of course you figure it will get messy but its how they handle this that makes it possible for their HEA.

[Cherie Clark · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was absolutely fantastic, amazing story.
Hot and steamy scenes.
So great loved it.
This Author is so great.✨️🔥🔥📚✨️🔥📚🧡✨️🔥📚🧡✨️✨️🔥🔥✨️🔥

[Vicky Shore · Rating 5 out of 5]

A wonderful story about trust,love,loyalty & friendship & some dangerously sexy bikers 🥵 loved this read.

[Sandra Crawford · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good story

This book is about how much a family forged together through circumstances can be there for you when your own family will not or can not be there. It really is a good book.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Rachel Kelley · Rating 1 out of 5]

So many issues

As others have stated there are so many grammatical errors that it makes it insanely difficult to read/understand. Words are just missing from a sentence, the FMC in the very beginning emphatically states that the dog is a boy but yet multiple times the dog referenced as he and then she in the same sentence.

The MMCs were all just bland. Honestly they could have been one person. The FMC was just unlikable. She seemed resentful that she was always a caregiver but then said it was her passion? I was about 60%+ in when I was reminded they were even in an MC or had motorcycles.

Also, the fact the FMC is broke to the point she can’t buy a tank of gas, but demands her weeks pay up front to buy the baby (who is not her kid) basic necessities is just ridiculous. Especially when the MMCs clearly have money.

Everything happens crazy fast but yet the book moves so slowly. Conflict happens out of nowhere and *spoiler* the fact the FMC was more upset about them being in a MC than them lying about how they’ve never shared before her….so confusing.

[Rebel · Rating 5 out of 5]

Nanny for the Bikers by Liz Archer is a sinfully addictive mix of heart, heat, and high-octane chemistry. From the moment a baby lands on the doorstep of three rugged, tattooed bikers, you know you’re in for a wild, swoon-worthy ride. Add a strong, relatable nanny to the mix, and suddenly, this reverse harem romance becomes unputdownable.

What Hooked Me:
The dynamic between Kip, Teller, and Clay is magnetic. Each of them brings a different flavor of intensity — Kip’s steady strength, Teller’s charm, and Clay’s wild edge. But it’s the baby that steals the show (at first, anyway). Watching these tough, leather-clad bikers attempt to figure out baby bottles and diapers is both hilarious and heart-melting. It humanizes them in a way that made me fall for each of them just as hard as the heroine did.

Speaking of the heroine, she’s everything I love in an MC romance lead. She’s smart, sassy, and unafraid to stand her ground, even when surrounded by three dominant, take-charge men. Her blend of warmth and wit made her feel so real, especially as she navigated her growing feelings for all three of them.

Spice Factor:
This book does not hold back. The romance scenes are steamy with a capital "S," and the chemistry between all four characters is electric. If you enjoy slow burns, this isn't it — the heat hits fast and hard, and you’ll be fanning yourself from start to finish. The emotional connection develops alongside the physical passion, giving depth to their unconventional relationship.

Why It Stands Out:
I’ve read a fair share of reverse harem romances, but Nanny for the Bikers stands out with its heartwarming found-family vibe. It’s not just about the steamy encounters (though those are unforgettable); it’s about trust, growth, and finding love in the most unexpected places. The baby element was a surprising, sweet touch that balanced out the story’s intensity with humor and tenderness.

What I Loved Most:
🏍️ Irresistible Biker Trio: Rugged, protective, and surprisingly tender, Kip, Teller, and Clay each had me swooning.
👶 Baby Shenanigans: Big, tough bikers trying to figure out how to be daddies? Adorable chaos.
🔥 Steamy Romance: Sensual, passionate, and oh-so-satisfying.
👩‍👧‍👦 Found Family Vibes: The unexpected way this group comes together as a family is heart-melting.

If you’re looking for a sizzling, no-cheating, all-the-feels MC romance, Nanny for the Bikers delivers in every way. Liz Archer blends humor, heart, and heat into one unforgettable ride. I’m already itching for the next installment of the Black Wolves MC series because if it’s half as good as this one, I’m in for another late night of “just one more chapter.”.

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[Nicole Henderson · Rating 5 out of 5]

I received an Advanced Reader Copy and am voluntarily reviewing it. Ayla Parks is leaving home. She cannot take it anymore. Her mother and stepfather's abusive relationship can continue without her. Don't even think about her sister, Lila, that her boyfriend cheated on her with. Yeah, life was doing its thing and Ayla needed a break from it all. She had some money, a truck and her dog, Shadow. Imagine her surprise when she goes to put gas in her truck and realizes that there is no money in her account. Thankfully, she comes upon a kind stranger that gives her money to fill up her tank. With no money, Ayla has to think fast and find a job.

Kip, Teller and Clay are best friends and a part of the Black Wolves motorcycle club. They have been know to share girls before so when a baby shows up on their doorstep, they do the only thing they can do. Take the baby in and get a paternity test. One of them is the father. They decide not to find out who the biological father is because they will all raise the baby. First things first, they need a nanny. These guys have no clue how to take care of a baby. It is endearing how hard they work at it though. Kip meets Ayla one day in the park and the rest is history.

Ayla is already in love with Piper. Can she open her heart up to Piper's fathers? Ayla has been hurt and holds a lot of resentment for family. Ayla just wants to belong. She fits in well with these guys. Yes, the spark of attraction is there with all of them. How do they feel about her? They finally get her to take a chance on them when her sister comes to visit for her birthday. Ayla, not ready to spill about her relationship to her judgmental sister, tells her that Kip, Teller and Clay are just her bosses. Nothing more. Of course, that gives Lila the green light to stir up trouble with a capital T. Secrets come out and things get complicated. Ayla's home erupts in chaos and she runs like she has done in the past. Can the guys get her to understand why they kept things from her?

This book is a slow burn. Readers will get all the sides of the story. The full story. Readers will feel like they are living in their lives with them. The amount of details that Ms. Archer gives makes you feel like you know and understand all of the characters. I really enjoyed Ayla's story.

[Dimitra A. · Rating 5 out of 5]

A great RH story!

I really liked this story. It was my first book by Liz Archer and I really enjoyed her writing style. It’s one of few stories that none of the MMCs are troubled, seemingly unredeemable characters – and this fact alone was really refreshing. And what I really loved was how the author decides to prioritize the emotional connection of our MCs and the journey to get there over every other storyline of this story.

I loved all of our MMCs: Kip, Clay and Teller. Each and every one of them is swoon-worthy perfection. All of them raised up as close as brothers and members of the Black Wolves MC, which is not your typical MC. All the men are bonded together for the shake and protection of their community (the second refreshing thing about this story). They are in shock when they find a six-month old bundle of joy in their bachelor townhouse’s doorstep out of the blue. But the sweet girl wins their hearts instantly and they decide to try to raise her collectively, not caring which one of them is the father. Enter Ayla. She literary bumps into Kip first, and then Clay, while she is running from her past, seeking a fresh start. She is damaged and insecure (for good reason) and Clay offers her the nanny position for little Piper. For her, meeting Piper just clicks something inside her and being in Kip, Clay and Teller’s house feels right somehow. Feelings evolve, her need and longing for a safe place and people to belong to seems to be answered in them. But how will Kip, Clay and Teller manage to truly tear down the huge walls she has built around her heart and convince her that she is it for them? What will happen when part of her past catches up with her? And how will they all deal with Piper’s birth mother? I really couldn’t put the book down. A few minor things could be presented better, like the MC aspect which was there but really in the background in my opinion, but it was overall an amazing read that would be a shame to miss. 4.5 stars.

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[Tedra · Rating 1 out of 5]

Dnf

Why is this rating over 4 stars? Is everyone smoking Crack?
1 first off any type of clinic in this case all 3 dudes go for DNA testing & it doesn't say how long the wait it, but author makes it seem like the results were super quick (like less than a week).
The Dr openly admits that their lab f-cked up all of their bloodwotk. At best they do know 1 of the 3 guys is the dad, but due to their lab screw up theydont know which..
NO Dr or professional of any practice would EVER admit out loud that they f@cked up testing so badly that retakes will would need to be done..

2. The step Dad stole the Fmc's money that very morning- how?? You can't just go in & withdraw 3k from someone's bank account. He didn't use a card because she had her ATM card on her & she said the money was in her bank that very morning. So how did he manage to steal all of her money?
She never reports it btw

3. The way the guys all treated the baby mama at the end. She obviously was in a bad place in life & was heartbroken about giving up her daughter & tge guys were all just silent & being dicks because they thought she was going to take the baby back..

Not 1 of those 4 mc's (the fmc included) tried to confort that poor woman, who was sobbing as she laid out all of the infants paperwork & records to the mcs.
No one even said thank you I don't think. No one nentioned visitation or partial custody - NOTHING to this heartbroken woman...Like seriously wtf?

The greed of the men wanting her gone so they all could be the ones that raise the baby was disgusting.

[Sandra · Rating 5 out of 5]

Kip, Clay, Teller are best friend's who share a home together and sometimes share other things! One of these has resulted in them being put in a position they never thought they would.

Ayla and her dog have left home, she can no longer stand the toxic enviroment, she needs to put as many miles away from it.

Ayla stuck in a situation that's not her fault, Kip, someone she doesn't know comes to her aid. When Ayla stops to let her dog have some free time, she gets offered a job. Is Clay trustworthy, does she take it?

Ayla takes on the role as nanny and settles in quickly. Piper, Kip Clay and Teller all settle into a routine with her and are comfortable around each other. The men see how kind Ayla is and all 3 start to fall for her. Instead of fighting over her, they offer her a solution, will she be up for it? Ayla is willing as long as the men are truthful. But half lies and withholding information eventually come to light causing problems in their relationship.

Ayla struggling with memories of an awful home life needs to know she is safe and not follow her mother in toxic relationships with men. She loves Piper like her own but the men have hurt her. The men realise that what they have with Ayla is very special, something they want for forever, they have to show her that herand Piper are their future. But can this all become undone in a blink of an eye?.

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[Jenn Theis · Rating 3 out of 5]

This story didnt flow well. It was very jumpy, situations happening with no relationship development, comments made that felt very out of context given what had occurred so far in the story. When Clay alluded that they had never shared someone before, I checked out. That's the whole premise of Piper, right? Even if the way he worded it technically wasn't a lie, he didn't answer her question. So of course it bites them in the ass. The birthday surprise with Lila made very little sense. They tell her to answer the door, she'll love it. Really? Then they aren't part of the scene at all until she invites her to stay, then they are cautiously welcoming. I'm reading on, just waiting for the shoe to fall based on what we know of the sister at this point. Didn't have to wait long. The rest of the book was more of the same.

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[Siobhan D · Rating 5 out of 5]

Kip, Teller and Clay are used to sharing, but never thought they would now have share a baby, that turned up on their doorstep. never expected to find a baby on their doorstep. The of them take this new bundle as a gift and love.
Knowing that they need a nanny.
Ayla and her dog have left home. Her home life was one of pain and she need to put as many miles away from it. Kip find Ayla and offers her the job as a nanny.
Because of her past trust is must important. It is not along before all of them settle into a routine. All three men have strong feelings for Ayla and she for them. They all come up with solution. But lies and withholding information soon cause.
Can these three hot tattoo bikers, keep their nanny and love.

Angst, romance, drama and steam.

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[Berta Greenleaf Richardson · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book needs a lot of editing. There is a lot of inconsistencies in the book. Sometimes the FMC is talking with one guy and all of a sudden he is referred to as another one of the guys. She never really asked permission for her dog to live with them, she just made it a condition of her employment. She is supposed to be a nanny but she only seems to be one when the baby is in a good mood. The book seems to center more on the guys and the FMC then the baby, so why name is the Nanny for the Bikers? The main character is not really likeable. I liked the guys but she seemed selfish and self-absorbed. There seemed to be a lot of filler and I found myself skipping paragraphs to get through it. I probably will not read anymore from this author it was that bad.

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[Janine · Rating 4 out of 5]

Liz Archer does a great job of really pulling story into her reverse harems, rather than just focusing on the physical aspect of it all, which I really enjoy.

Ayla (which is a name I've loved for a long time) finds a TRUE home with Kip, Clay, Teller and baby Piper, and I enjoyed reading about how these men adjust their lives when Piper lands on their doorstep, and then go even further when Ayla arrives to help them care for Piper. Ayla was a great fit for them as well, and I appreciated how the story took us through the process of figuring out their dynamics without over romanticising it.

Oh, and how could I almost forget Shadow! Ayla's trusty German Shepherd adds a level of fun, and trust, to the story as well.

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[Jennifer · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ayla is running from the absolutely horrible family situation. Kip, Clay, and Teller get a special delivery in the form of a baby girl left at their door. And they have no idea what they are doing. It was quite endearing to read. Piper seems like the sweetest little girl and Ayla is so good with her. The relationship between Ayla and the men gets a little messy at times, but it just makes the book even more fantastic to read. I loved the dynamic between Ayla and the men, but I think Teller was the one to fall the furthest for Ayla. But Kip and Clay were the first.
Wonderful characters and a great story.

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[Michelle · Rating 1 out of 5]

DNF 24%
I really enjoyed this authors Venom Vulture's MC series so I figured this book would be good too, nope. Now I knew going in it was going to an insta-love/lust read but this was just to insta EVERYTHING. From the immediate feelings to the job offer in the first two minutes of meeting to the okay I'll live with three strange guys to letting Ayla just make renovations right away to Ayla's absolute promise of never leaving... This all takes place in a matter of what felt like less than twelve hrs. Also there was a flow problem, felt kinda choppy. Up to where I stopped even though we meet the guys first they felt incomplete. Ayla was to immature feeling or naive maybe, not quite sure but she was definitely annoying.

[JoDee · Rating 3 out of 5]

I seriously tried to like this book *possible spoilers*

The storyline itself isn’t bad, I’d rate that 4 stars by itself, but there were just too many issues that caused it to lose another star in my opinion. For starters, the title says it’s about bikers, but the fact that they were in an MC wasn’t even a main part of the story. It was almost like a fun fact that got mentioned a couple of times. Then there were just a bunch of little things like Teller’s eyes being green one chapter then blue the next, or shadow the dog going from he to she (sometimes in the same sentence), or the overuse of phrases “like a balm washing over me”, “with mirth”, and “i let out a breath I didn’t even know I was holding” that started to agitate me after a while.

[Merry Jelks-Emmanuel · Rating 5 out of 5]

She's looking for a new start and they are in need of a nanny. When Clay falls asleep and loses track of Piper Ayla finds her and it starts her path with the bikers. Clay, Kip and Teller are rugged men but have no skills when it comes to taking care of a baby. As they work around each other feelings begin to grow between the four of them, but forces are out there trying to come between them. Do they have what it takes to navigate through life's storm and find the strength in each other to make it to a happily ever after.

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[Staci · Rating 4 out of 5]

Ayla and the three (Kip,Teller, Clay) meet when she finally leaves her crappy home life. But the three bikers share a baby girl, Piper. They don’t want to know who the father actually is but will all raise he. She meets Kip at the park with Piper. She has a way with Piper and they need a nanny so they hire her. But when her sis comes to visit trouble soon starts, since she is t telling her sis about their relationships. She runs when secrets are revealed. The guys will have to act fast to make them all a happy family of five.

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[Jacqueline · Rating 3 out of 5]

Teller, Kip and Clay are suddenly fathers to a 6-mo old, Piper, they didn't know about. Ayla has finally left an abusive family situation but finds herself stranded after her step-father steals her money. She rescues Piper in a park and Clay offers her a nanny position to help them out. As they get to know each other, things get steamy between them. This book is more about the characters and how they work out their relationship and less of a plot or action. Its a quick, steamy read but there are a few editing issues that detracted from the overall story.

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[Brigitte · Rating 3 out of 5]

This is supposed to be a biker story, strangely the MC and clubhouse come alive perhaps three times in total. Very strange.
But, the story is quite fine. I certainly did not have any special feelings for it while I was reading it. It felt bland. Sure there were feelings and such but my connection to the story was really minimal. It was, however, well written and because of that I am giving it here fine three stars.

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[Shantrellia · Rating 5 out of 5]

I just adored this story. I fell in love the all the characters. Ayla is such a sweetheart and your heart aches for her. They boys where great. They each brought something different to the table. My favorite was Clay just something about him. I could not put this book down. The plot was good and the ending was absolutely cute, made my heart melt. The wasn't alot of spice but it was good. This is definitely a happily ever after.

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[Stacy Hoek · Rating 3 out of 5]

Fun story but needs an editor

The story is fun to read but has so many issues that a basic edit would have caught. The dog gets gender swapped so often, even in the same sentence.

The author seems to forget whose narrating the chapter sometimes.

Several other repetitive sentences structures make it difficult to lose yourself in the book. I had to go back and reread some parts to make sure I hadn't missed something or was recalling the correct character at the time.

Again...fun story. Needs an edit. Most of the errors would have been caught by a quick reread.

[Jessica Hoopes · Rating 3 out of 5]

good book but….

This book is a good read but the ku version needs to be gone through again. Normally I’d tell an author about it but there are several repeated mistakes all throughout the book. A mistake here of there would be understandable but the amount of things that need fixed is too many for me to put into a simple email. There are sentences that I had to reread to make sense and the fact that the male dog is called her/she numerous times throughout the book gets slightly annoying. I hope the author will do a review of this and get it fixed.

[Jenn · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book has a little something for everyone. The emotions you go through will have you eager to turn the page. Ayla leaves her broken home and ends up in the arms of 3 bikers who just found out they have a daughter. The healing they all find in each other is sweet. There is talk of abuse, love lost, betrayal and of course the sex scene was hot. Definitely a finisher from the start.

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[Chrys · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5*
while I didn't love it, I did still enjoy this book. It's not my favorite from this author, but it's still good. The Biker element of the story is more of an afterthought, definitely not what you'd expect going into a book titled Nanny for the Bikers.

Intrigued by the premise, this book had me diving right in. Sprinkled with bits of drama and back story had me reading on, wanting to see how everything would unfold. I really enjoyed all of our characters, especially Aylas' caring nature.

[Sue MacKenzie · Rating 5 out of 5]

She was running from a bad past that still had her hurting when she met the guy's.
But having the love and care of their little girl opens up her heart slowly to the possibility of a family, when the only one she's ever known has hurt her
But they're not willing to let her walk away.
A real family in the making.

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[Carol Demmon · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful story. Anya is escaping from her disfunctional family when she meets Clay. Clay offers her a job as a nanny which she accepts, not knowing that Kip and Teller are also part of the package. They are attracted to Anya and she struggles to let go of her past. I enjoyed reading this book full of drama, heartfelt emotions, and a happy ending for the bikers.

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[Ruth · Rating 5 out of 5]

Ayla leaves home with her dog due to an abusive home environment, only to find out that her bank account has been cleaned out. She accepts a job as nanny to baby girl Piper with three men as her bosses. When the situation starts to get steamy with all three of her bosses what should she do? More surprises to come make this an exciting read!

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