Nanny for the Firemen

A Standalone Reverse Harem Romance

By: Cassie Cole

Narrated by: Dahlia Lynde, Curt Bonnem

I finally landed a date with the swooniest, most gorgeous fireman in town.

But just when our date was going well, he got called back to the firehouse.

Turns out a baby was left on the fire station doorstep.

And since they’re clueless about taking care of a baby, they recruit me to help.

Now I’m crashing at the firehouse with them.

Three hulking, chiseled heroes in suspenders.

And even though I came here to take care of the baby, they soon turn their sights on me...

I spend my days taking care of the baby.

And at night, the firemen take care of me.

Can we control the attraction spreading through the station like wildfire?

Or will our entire situation go up in smoke?

Nanny for the Firemen is a scorching reverse-harem love story filled with humor, emotion, and enough excitement to leave you sweaty and breathless. Happily ever after guaranteed!

©2021 Cassie Cole (P)2021 Cassie Cole

Good Story

I thought it was a good story. Loved the focus on the foster care system. The male narration was hard to listen to for me. The romance was fun and sexy.

great story

if you like multiple parter stories this a really good choice to make to read

Terrible narration.

The book wasn’t horrible, some of the spicy scenes were just too cringe. But it was the narration I couldn’t get past, I ended up DNF-ing it.
If they ever change that then maybe I’ll give it another try.

Couldn’t finish this

I can’t believe I wasted a credit on this. The narration is sub par. Then the author lost me when she said that the baby would end up with a foster family who was just in it for the money. Clearly the author lacked on some research before just penning out a book. Disgusted by this comment. Will not be reading another book by her. To each their own I guess.

Cheesiest Narration Ever

The story wasn’t bad, the writing was decent as far as quick, easy romcoms go. If you’re looking for a compelling story with moving narration, then prepare to be disappointed. The male narrator was incredibly distracting and made it nearly impossible to focus on what was happening within the storyline. I recommend actually physically reading this one, it more likely you’ll enjoy it in that form.