Nanny of the North Tower

Dr. Alistair Rhys sleeps eleven floors above the pediatric floor he runs. His son Evan is the only thing he is not good at. When Evan's immune disorder worsens, Alistair hires the first nurse with the right credentials and no questions about why she left medicine. Dana Whitfield walked away from the ER after a patient died on her shift and she is not sure she has walked back. She takes the job because it pays and because the boy is small and frightened and because the tower feels like a place she used to know. She is not supposed to have opinions about the enzyme trial. She is not supposed to argue with a parent who happens to be a doctor. She is definitely not supposed to be the person Evan calls at three in the morning instead of his own father. But the longer she stays, the more the tower starts to look less like a hospital and more like a home that two people are hiding in. A single dad billionaire doctor romance about the difference between custody and care.