Summary:
Prince Diego Navarro is the “spare” to his brother's
"heir". While Raoul performs his crown prince duties with the
appropriate sense of nobility and poise, Diego’s garnered a bit of a reputation
as a playboy - despite the good he does behind the scenes with his favorite
charities.
But when tragedy strikes and his sister-in-law is killed in a car accident, Diego knows it's time for the playboy to step up. If not for his brother, then for his niece and nephew, who now find themselves without a mother.
Which is where Rose Walters comes in.
Rose isn't intimidated by money or glitz. The veteran nanny has worked for the rich and minimally famous, but a manor house is no comparison to a castle… or the handsome princes who live there. However, the worst thing she could possibly do is fall for the gorgeous playboy with a surprising heart of gold. He’s a prince; she’s the help. He lives in the tabloids; she loves her privacy. But when her two darling charges start to play matchmaker, Diego and Rose don’t stand a chance.
The Playboy Prince and the Nanny is the first book in Donna Alward's royal duology.
But when tragedy strikes and his sister-in-law is killed in a car accident, Diego knows it's time for the playboy to step up. If not for his brother, then for his niece and nephew, who now find themselves without a mother.
Which is where Rose Walters comes in.
Rose isn't intimidated by money or glitz. The veteran nanny has worked for the rich and minimally famous, but a manor house is no comparison to a castle… or the handsome princes who live there. However, the worst thing she could possibly do is fall for the gorgeous playboy with a surprising heart of gold. He’s a prince; she’s the help. He lives in the tabloids; she loves her privacy. But when her two darling charges start to play matchmaker, Diego and Rose don’t stand a chance.
The Playboy Prince and the Nanny is the first book in Donna Alward's royal duology.
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Five
Surprising Facts about Diego Navarro
1. His best friend is an
Irishman (Ryan) who occasionally lends his security talents to Diego’s
endeavours. Ryan also has a younger sister, Brenna, whom Diego will never date
unless he wants to have his legs broken.
2. He has a degree in
European History, which he rarely uses, and a keen mind for bargaining, which
he uses frequently when managing the Navarro stables and polo stock.
3. Despite being part of
a centuries-old patriarchy, he’s a feminist and has a foundation dedicated to
the education and training of African women to provide for themselves and their
families.
4. His favorite dessert
is sticky toffee pudding.
5. He loved his nanny,
Mariana, dearly. When Rose arrives at the palace to care for his niece and
nephew, he sees the same qualities he loved in Mariana: kindness, compassion,
discipline, affection. What he doesn’t see: their difference in status.
Author Bio:
A busy wife and mother of three (two daughters plus the
family dog), Donna Alward believes hers is the best job in the world: a
combination of stay-at-home mom and romance novelist. Donna loves being back on
the East Coast of Canada after nearly twelve years in Alberta where her romance
career began, writing about cowboys and the west. She is the author of Somebody Like You, Somebody's Baby, and Someone
to Love.
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