Nanny for the Bikers by Liz Archer

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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.

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File Name:nanny-for-the-bikers-by-liz-archer.epub
Original Title:Nanny for the Bikers: An MC Reverse Harem Romance (Black Wolves MC Book 1)
Creator:Liz Archer
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B0DNQNWMT7
Date:2024-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
File Size:528.488 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Copyright
3. Contents
4. 1. Kip
5. 2. Clay
6. 3. Teller
7. 4. Ayla
8. 5. Kip
9. 6. Ayla
10. 7. Ayla
11. 8. Ayla
12. 9. Kip
13. 10. Ayla
14. 11. Ayla
15. 12. Ayla
16. 13. Ayla
17. 14. Teller
18. 15. Ayla
19. 16. Ayla
20. 17. Clay
21. 18. Ayla
22. 19. Ayla
23. 20. Teller
24. 21. Ayla
25. 22. Ayla
26. 23. Kip
27. 24. Ayla
28. 25. Clay
29. 26. Ayla
30. 27. Ayla
31. 28. Ayla
32. 29. Ayla
33. 30. Ayla
34. 31. Ayla
35. 32. Teller
36. 33. Ayla
37. 34. Ayla
38. 35. Kip
39. 36. Clay
40. 37. Ayla
41. 38. Ayla
42. 39. Ayla
43. 40. Teller
44. 41. Ayla
45. 42. Ayla
46. 43. Ayla
47. 44. Ayla
48. 45. Ayla
49. 46. Kip
50. 47. Ayla
51. 48. Teller
52. Epilogue
53. Biker Daddies (Preview)

1. Harlow
2. Alto
3. Bane

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1 comments

Mare Wood：

Didn't get far. Chpt 13, I called a quits. Writing might be for some, but I found it boring. Overly descriptive when it's unnecessary, then lacks detail that'd be useful (like where the 6 month old baby is?), it's repetitive, lastly felt forced. It didn't flow for me. Like a sitcom where the child disappears for 8/10 episodes and the acting is so bad not even the overused laugh track can save the delivery.

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