Spying On The Billionaire

A drugstore clerk with a grudge. A billionaire who thinks she's the nanny. One summer to take him down.

Daisy Davenport has exactly one plan, and it's a bad one. The developer paving over her hometown of Thornhill, Georgia, won't return her calls — so when his office mistakes her for the temp nanny headed to his beach house, she says yes, gets the address, and drives three hours to January Cove. Never mind that she knows nothing about children, can't cook to save her life, and is terrified of the ocean now lapping at her new front door.

Tristan Spencer built his company from nothing, and it shows. He can close a nine-figure deal in his sleep, but he can't get his eight-year-old daughter, Elliana, to stop looking at him like a stranger. His nanny just eloped by text, his summer is supposed to happen at the beach, and the woman who showed up on his deck is nothing like any nanny he's ever hired. Somehow, she's also the first one Elliana has ever loved.

Now Daisy is living in the enemy's beach house, getting paid to care for the enemy's daughter — and liking them both far more than her mission allows. As the mall deal races toward its deadline, every day makes the lie bigger and the choice harder: the hometown she swore to protect, or the two people she was only pretending to belong to.

This is a laugh-out-loud, kisses-only summer love story about the walls we build, the fears we finally face, and what happens when the wrong person turns out to be exactly right.

Heat Level: Just Kisses
Tone: Light & Funny
Series Type: January Cove — reads as a standalone
Ending: HEA
POV: Third Person, Dual
Content Notes: Clean romance, no explicit content; backstory mentions of parental loss and addiction.

Pack a beach bag and come on down — January Cove has a way of keeping people.