Pieces of Us

By: T. B. Markinson, Miranda MacLeod

Narrated by: Lori Prince

The nanny is hot for her boss, but she's been burned falling for a straight woman in the past.

Julianna Bristol is on the brink of success as her fledgling video game design company goes after the opportunity of a lifetime. But her ex-husband is intent on making her fodder for late-night comedy. When she unexpectedly gains custody of her nine-year-old niece, everything in Julianna's exquisitely planned life changes in the blink of an eye.

Sadie Culpepper is out of work and drowning in debt. She's as unable to commit professionally as she is romantically. A last-minute nanny gig offers a lifeline, but making it through the summer working for the woman the late-night hosts call Permafrost might take everything she's got.

Their mutually beneficial business arrangement is threatened as the magnetic pull between them grows stronger with each passing day. Both women are forced to confront their deepest fears and insecurities. Julianna is drawn to the younger Sadie in ways she never imagined possible. And Sadie, scarred by past heartbreak, struggles to trust again, especially with her heart and financial security on the line.

Will they have the courage to defy convention and seize their chance at happiness? Or will they succumb to the pressures of society, letting go of the one thing that could save them both?
If you enjoy seductive, taboo, age-gap romance with a lot of heart, don't miss the latest collaboration of Miranda MacLeod and TB Markinson.

©2024 T. B. Markinson (P)2024 T. B. Markinson

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The Julianna voice was a bit too posh. We get who she is without it. Other than that, great story. Great narrator.

I liked it

Lots of mental “should I” and “shouldn’t I” in this book. I thought they’d never get together.

story with very well written and performed

The author crafted a deeply thought-provoking and beautiful story about two individuals coming together under extraordinary circumstances. I highly recommend this book to anyone. As a 57-year-old straight man, I found the storyline to be truly remarkable. The emotions and connections between the characters resonate deeply, evoking strong feelings in the reader.

Not Enough

Not enough love scenes, two out of twenty five. Good characters, interesting story, good reader.

Fluffy and sweet

It’s cute and fluffy… nothing very deep. I don’t feel like Ms Prince is the right choice for the narrator… she performance specifically for the spice doesn’t really add benefit but detracted a little. Over all not she’s good. It’s just her sexy voice that kills it for me