He and Nate get along wonderfully, and before long, Jake has fallen in love with both father and son.

Needless to say, Jake is pleasantly surprised when the letter arrives and he's eager to start work. But by the end of the process, the other man has closed down, leaving him all but certain he won't be getting the job. When he comes to the interview, he makes an instant connection with Nate and thought he'd connected with Parker, too. Since college, Jake has worked at a small day center, but with it soon closing its doors, he's decided to look for a more stable live-in nanny position. Due to an apparent mix-up in the envelopes, Jake shows up for work instead, making Parker wonder how he's going to manage his growing feelings for his son's new nanny. That's why he sends a letter offering the job to the best female applicant even though Jake was Nate's favorite. During the interviews, Parker senses a spark of attraction for Jake Walsh that leaves him feeling panicky and like he's somehow being unfaithful to his dead husband. When his babysitter informs him that she's moving away, Parker is filled with dread until she informs him that she's taken the liberty of getting in touch with a few replacement candidates for him. Ever since, he's been putting one foot in front of the other for the sake of their son Nate, but he struggles with finding a balance between his work and home life and with being the kind of dad Nate needs.

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A Nanny for Nate by Lisa Worrall