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A review by lmrivas54
Where Waves Break by Julia Wolf
5.0
June is nannying Diego Garza’s four year old son, Camilo. This job fell from heaven for June, because she had just left her father’s practice and had no other job offers. But there’s a problem with the job: she’s been crushing on Diego for years, and living in his house, being so near to him, is proving to be very difficult. Unknown to her, Diego didn’t remember June from years past but he’s certainly noticing her now! The attraction is strong and near irresistible, especially after that incident where she caught him being naughty in the shower.
This book was irresistible in several levels. June is an adorable character. Sweet and unassuming, she has an inner strength that is belied by her impulse to always apologize. Diego recognized from the start that she has a submissive attitude and the fantasies were running wild in his head.
Also, June is a fantastic nanny because she gets little kids. She has an uncanny ability to communicate with them and they all become fascinated with her. There were several scenes where kids shun their parents in order to be with June. And Camilo is a sweetheart, hyper dynamic, a chatterbox, and utterly needy of a mother.
Diego swore near and far that he was done with women, that his life was now only his son and his work, famous last words when he met June. For June, being with Diego was partly a dream come true, and part nightmare because he’s her employer and she won’t cross that line.
I loved June’s sweetness and Diego’s intensity, Camilo’s adorableness and the secondary characters who added so much to the story. The book was full of characters from Unrequited and The Seasons Change rock bands, a ton of kids, plus Diego’s parents. The sexy times were super steamy, once Diego caught on June’s naughty desires. I loved the hugs! Diego gives yummy hugs!
This book was irresistible in several levels. June is an adorable character. Sweet and unassuming, she has an inner strength that is belied by her impulse to always apologize. Diego recognized from the start that she has a submissive attitude and the fantasies were running wild in his head.
Also, June is a fantastic nanny because she gets little kids. She has an uncanny ability to communicate with them and they all become fascinated with her. There were several scenes where kids shun their parents in order to be with June. And Camilo is a sweetheart, hyper dynamic, a chatterbox, and utterly needy of a mother.
Diego swore near and far that he was done with women, that his life was now only his son and his work, famous last words when he met June. For June, being with Diego was partly a dream come true, and part nightmare because he’s her employer and she won’t cross that line.
I loved June’s sweetness and Diego’s intensity, Camilo’s adorableness and the secondary characters who added so much to the story. The book was full of characters from Unrequited and The Seasons Change rock bands, a ton of kids, plus Diego’s parents. The sexy times were super steamy, once Diego caught on June’s naughty desires. I loved the hugs! Diego gives yummy hugs!