Reviews for A Husband for Sarah

The average rating for A Husband for Sarah based on 2 reviews is 2 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2015-11-22 00:00:00 Christopher Tovar Conversations were stilted andthe characters seemed stiff and lacked something to bring them to life.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-06-11 00:00:00 SHAWN JACKSON Nanny and the Professor is a light and rather fluffy read that is ideal for filling a couple of hours with feel good romance. Cassie is a bright and bubbly young woman who has a deep dark shameful secret. In her opinion. She has spent the last eight years bringing up her little brother, the last two of them alone, struggling to find work and keep the two of them off the streets. Finally, through the help of a friend, she finds the ideal job, and incidentally the ideal man. Joshua is a smart professor but he has a real problem parenting his son since the death of his wife three years ago. Cassie bursts into his life like a ray of sunlight, bringing new life to his home, improving his relationship with his son and most of all showing him what life and love could be like. It all looks fair to a happy ending before the end of the first couple of chapters. The only problem is that Cassie's secret is just about the worst possible thing to have to reveal to the Professor. So she will have to fight her attraction and resist his charm. I enjoyed this book which kept a smile on my face most of the way through. Donna Fasano didn't delve too deeply into the emotions, though Cassie's predicament towards the end will certainly move any reader. The sizzle never quite got off the ground which was fine for the type of book it is. It made for a pleasant and fun read.