#cindykay

Piper Rayne is fast becoming a must-read for me - or a must-listen as the case may be. And I have to ask: is anyone else absolutely loving the titles in this series?! If nothing else grabs your attention, those titles will. The covers aren't exactly hard on the eyes either. Obviously, this is a sports romance and a nanny romance. More than that, it's a laugh-out-loud RomCom, and the steamy goodness is scorching hot. I already liked Brady from the first book in the series, and his son, Theo, is a total scene-stealer. My heart went out to Violet, who has had more than her fair share of disappointments. You can't help but want good things for Violet, and she and Brady have such good chemistry that you just have to root for them. There is a little bit of relationship angst, but it doesn't fall back on the easy thing to do, the thing that so often happens with this trope. Instead, it's true to the characters, and it works for the story.As for the narration, Aaron Shedlock and Cindy Kay give superb performances in duet narration. I love duet narration when it's done right, and these two definitely do it right. It's so easy to get lost in the story with these two giving voice to the characters. I already knew and liked Aaron Shedlock, so I expected him to be good. Cindy Kay was new to me, and after what I've heard here, I won't hesitate to listen to her again..To sum it up, You Can't Kiss the Nanny, Brady Banks is an engaging and entertaining romance, and Piper Rayne placed it in the right hands for narration. I'm thoroughly enjoying this series, and after the way this one ended, I can't wait for book 3.