Mostly in the form of Aksel’s daugthers, Clara and Freja.
In addition to the steamy attraction of Aksel and Aurora, there is also adorableness in this book. However, once they give in to their passion, their chemistry steams up the pages. It takes time though, because of Aksel’s past (and Aurora’s too actually) and his role as king and her employer. As Aurora becomes more and more a part of the lives of the princesses and Aksel, the chemistry between the king and the nanny ignites. The relationship between Aurora and Aksel is definitely a slow burn but that’s necessary to the story. Mostly because he’s fighting his attraction to Aurora and his guilt about his dead wife. While she quickly wins over the girls, it’s their gruff royal father, Aksel, that takes longer. Aurora is an Australian transplant to Europe who gets hired to be the nanny for two of Denmark’s motherless princesses. Especially when it’s the story of a Danish king falling for an Australian nanny! So reading romances about modern, fictitious, Scandinavian royal families is right up my alley. Shameless blog plug: I Love Royal Families. I’ve had a monarchy Tumblr blog for years. I especially like the Nordic monarchies (Crown Princess Victoria is a favorite). I’ve been a fan of monarchies since I read my first Royal Diaries book around nine years old, I believe it was Marie Antoinette’s story.
I’d been for the story of Aksel and the nanny since The Wild Heir and I was not disappointed in the slightest. I dropped everything when this book appeared on my Kindle and all I did for the next 2-3 hours was read it. You think it’s bad enough being in love with your boss? It’s in the long, intense glances at the dinner table, the way we’ll brush up against each other in the halls, the rare glimpses of the man deep inside, like the sun passing through clouds.īut no matter how I feel about him, we can never be together. His chiseled face and sexual swagger are only part of the package. Yet the longer I share these palace walls with this man, the more that I’m drawn to him. Their father is the widowed King of Denmark.Īnd my new home? The royal palace in Copenhagen.Īdjusting to my new life isn’t easy but the hardest part hasn’t been the girls who still grieve over the loss of their mother.Ĭold, mysterious and moody, with an icy stare that seems to penetrate your soul, King Aksel may have hired me to take care of his daughters but he wants as little to do with me as possible. Now I’m the new nanny for two adorable little girls who happen to be princesses. Then I got the job and found out how wrong I was. SYNOPSIS: When I first applied for the job I thought it would be like all the others: working as a nanny for an aristocratic family.
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