Foster by Sawyer BennettMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
Sawyer Bennett leads the league with FOSTER (Pittsburgh Titans, #13). In this story, Foster McInnis gets full custody of his daughter, Bowie Jane. He needs a nanny quickly. He gets a recommendation for Mary Elizabeth (Mazzy) Archer. She is an amazing nanny; she is beautiful, and talented. However, Foster finds himself struggling to fight his attraction to her.
Sawyer Bennett does a fantastic job with this story. I love Foster, Mazzy, and Bowie Jane. They are all well-developed and likeable characters. Foster is a great dad. He would do anything for his daughter. Mazzy is a fun character. She plays in a two-person band with a childhood friend. I have a niece named Mazzy that sings and plays the guitar. She is a lot younger than the Mazzy of this story, but it made the heroine more endearing for me. Bowie Jane is adorable and mature for her age.
The characters face interesting and realistic obstacles. The story is skillfully written and entertaining. It is the perfect addition to the Pittsburgh Titans series. I voluntarily reviewed an advance reader copy of this book.
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Format: 277 pages, Kindle Edition
Expected publication: May 21, 2024 by Big Dog Books, LLC
Language: English
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