A lawyer in the nursery! Grant Harris was used to dealing with difficult disputes, but when he agreed to help out his sister and run her nursery for a while he was clearly out of his depth. Being a substitute father to a bunch of noisy toddlers was no problem; it was Susan Spencer - one of the mothers - who gave him all the grief. The trouble was, Grant wanted her, but Susan didn't trust him - or any man, for that matter. Nothing Grant did was right - not his ingenious plans to entertain the kids or his winning ways with her son, Jamie. So, if he couldn't convince her of his talents as a dad, how could he convince her he'd make a good husband?
Wow... This is such a nurturing, intriguingly, and a realistically impressive story about redemption, forgiveness, and purely honesty.
I love how supportive Grant is in helping Susan understand that he cared about her mental well-being as well as her 2 year old son, Jamie. Grant naturally took care of his sister's daycare while she was hospitalized. Surprisingly, he was able to enhance and bond with all the young children, happily in a realistically, creative, and humorous ways.