*REVIEW* One More Night by Jenika Snow

REVIEW from Sassy Southern Girl - Elizabeth

**4 Stars**

Emma loves being a nanny, but when she's kept go after three months, she's heartbroken at saying good-bye to the little girl she adores. She strives to view this as a blessing in disguise as the husband was becoming inappropriate and vows to visit the agency in the morning, hoping to find the right fit for everyone. With no remaining family, Emma is fairly free to go where she chooses and being able to stay with her employers is a big help.

Jacob may not be Dolly's biological dad, but five years ago after the death of his sister, Raina, left the two year old orphaned, he became her dad in all other ways. As a now single dad to his niece, he strived to find a balance between work, knowing he needed to provide for them, and being there for her as much as possible. Babysitters came and went, but he wanted a permanent fixture in his and Dolly's lives. That meant a live-in nanny. Just one look at Emma's picture among the agency's portfolio had him knowing she was perfect for him, and he prays for Dolly too.

Emma immediately fell for the seven-year-old, Dolly, and hit it off just as nicely for her dad. Working for them just seemed as if it was meant to be.

Knowing he couldn't resist any longer, Jacob takes what his, and Emma eagerly gives herself to him completely.

One-click now and follow along as fate brings two people together and so begins a once in a lifetime kind of love. I liked how Jacob wanted her after just a glimpse of her picture and knew she was it for him. As for Emma, I like how she knew, just after meeting him once, this job was going to change her life. The one thing I didn't like was that it has Jacob and Emma acting on their feelings together, and then in the next chapter, not even the epilogue, it's suddenly months later and they're an established couple. I would've liked to have read as they told Dolly and seen her excitement. It felt a little incomplete without it. But overall, I thoroughly enjoyed the story and would recommend it.