The Nanny He Hired Twice

Wren Hollis needs a job, a roof and a reason not to think about Portland. Cole Bennett needs a nanny his twins won't run off by Friday. They make a deal: no rules broken, no hearts involved, nothing that can't be unwound by June. Then the Montana snow falls, the napkin rule catches fire, and Wren learns that a man this competent at cattle and canning tomatoes is helpless with a five-year-old's hairbrush. But Wren has already been someone's wife once. She won't do it again without proof she stays a whole person. So she leaves. And Cole Bennett — billionaire, widower, father of two — does something no billionaire in a romance novel has done before. He makes himself smaller.