Cinder-Nanny

Diana Parker grew up learning her mother's trade, and she and her sister long ago promised each other they were done with it. Then her sister needs a kidney transplant, and Diana needs money, and the only job that pays what she needs is one she is nowhere near qualified for.

So she lies. She arrives in Aspen as a fluent French speaker, an expert skier and a child development specialist, and none of it is true. What she does not plan for is Griffin Windsor, Earl of Strathorne, who is in town looking after his young niece and who finds Diana far more interesting than she wants to be found.

Cinder-Nanny is a contemporary romantic comedy that plays the Cinderella story from the other side: the ball, the lost shoe, and a heroine whose real problem is not that her carriage will turn back into a pumpkin, but that everything she has told him is a fabrication.