Fundamentals of Being a Good Girl

by Julie Murphy & Sierra Simone

Class is in session—and hot!

Maddie Kowalczk is ready for a fresh start, but her first night in town turns unforgettable when she bumps into Bram Loe, the gorgeous, reserved single dad she (accidentally?) stole a parking spot from. Sparks fly, tension simmers, and by the next morning… Maddie is his new nanny and a coworker at his university. Cue chaos, chemistry, and way too much temptation.

I devoured this book in just two hours, it’s hilarious, witty, and delightfully spicy. The footnotes had me laughing out loud, the characters are smart and fully realized, and even the side characters feel alive. Sure, there were a few pacing quirks, but the humor, heat, and heart more than make up for them.

If you love a spicy nanny x single dad romance, with witty dialogue, clever footnotes, and a touch of academic charm, this is a must-read. Plus-size characters, a perfect age gap, and a sizzling story make it impossible to put down. Julie Murphy’s fans, and anyone looking for a witty, naughty romp, are in for a treat.