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WANTED: Single dad needs nanny--In more ways than one. Martin "Brick" Bricker is living the good life. He's playing the sport he loves, has all the women he can handle, and parties like a rock star. At twenty-six, he has no interest in slowing down or taking anything seriously--except hockey, of course. Then a knock at his door changes everything.Suddenly he's the single father to a five-year-old daughter he didn't know he had, and he's trading his playboy ways for Barbies.

Amelia Stacey struggles to make ends meet and juggles her day-care job with a full load of college classes. When she's offered a temporary, two-week nanny position making more money than she imagines, she jumps at the chance. Before she knows it, she's in over her head, not just with her five-year-old charge but with the girl's hot single father. Brick always goes after what he wants, and he wants Amelia. Only responsible Amelia doesn't want anything to do with the party boy.

Struggling with fatherhood and his unexplainable attraction to his nanny, Brick has to figure out where his daughter and Amelia fit into his life.If they fit at all. But one thing's for sure: Brick can't block this shot straight to his heart.

About the Author:

USA Today Bestselling Author Jami Davenport writes sexy contemporary and sports romances, including her two new indie endeavors: the Game On in Seattle Series and the Madrona Island Series. Jami’s new releases consistently rank in the top fifty on the sports romance and sports genre lists on Amazon, and she has hit the Amazon top hundred authors list in both contemporary romance and genre fiction multiple times. Jami ranked Number Seven on Kobo’s Top Ten Most Completed Authors, an honor bestowed on the year’s “most engaging” authors based on an average page completion rate by their readers. Jami lives on a small farm near Puget Sound with her Green Beret-turned-plumber husband, a Newfoundland cross with a tennis ball fetish, a prince disguised as an orange tabby cat, and an opinionated Hanoverian mare. Jami works in IT for her day job and is a former high school business teacher. She’s a lifetime Seahawks and Mariners fan and is waiting for the day professional hockey comes to Seattle. An avid boater, Jami has spent countless hours in the San Juan Islands, a common setting in her books. In her opinion, it’s the most beautiful place on earth.  

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Jami Davenport brings us the story of Brick and Amelia in her latest of her Seattle Sockeyes series.
He's hockey's biggest playboy - until a knock on his door changes his life forever.  Being a father was never something he had ever imagined, so suddenly being thrust into the parent role, Brick struggles with this new development.
Amelia works at a child care near Brick's home, who ends up caring for his little girl in the very beginning.  With legalities and being on the road, he convinces Amelia to be his nanny and help take care of his daughter.  Seeing everyone's relationship unfold each as individuals and all together as a unit brought a smile to my face. And overall, it was a good read.
Brick is kind of a hard character to like for a while. He's arrogant and immature. But I realize as the playboy, that's kind of how he's supposed to be. I just found myself kind of not liking him much.
Amelia was also hard for me to like at times.  It seemed like she had a chip on her shoulder toward Brick from the get go, even after learning the truth.  Also, she's a child care provider and her answer to helping Macy was to buy her toys..Not seek counseling.
The writing was great, the story was good. I just wish the characters were a little more likeable in the beginning.  They got easier to like throughout the story, though.