Kai Rhodes is a Chicago baseball player and single dad of a young boy. Although he has a busy schedule, he doesn't want anyone to help him with his son, so the nannies barely stay with him for a few weeks. But this time his manager hired a nanny Kai can't fire - his own daughter.
Miller Montgomery is young, wild and unbridled. Chicago is just a short stop in her successful career as a pastry chef. She recently won the most prestigious award in her field, but the pressure is too much for her and she is suddenly running out of inspiration. She needs to get back in shape in two months, so she should be concentrating on baking, but instead she let her father talk her into babysitting the baseball star's 15-month-old baby boy over the summer.
Kai devotes all his free time to his son and has forgotten how to have fun. Miller decides to teach him again. But when she starts to feel at home with him, she has to remind them both that she'll be leaving Chicago again at the end of the summer. At first Kai thought he'd be glad when the girl was gone, but now the summer seems too short. But Miller has always been free as a bird, and the last thing she wants is to be caught.

Liz Tomforde writes sports novels that portray realistic and healthy relationships. Her books mix jokes and real life problems. Her heroes are both alpha and vulnerable and her heroines strong and determined. Liz was born and raised in Northern California and is the youngest of five children. She loves romance, travel, dogs and hockey. When she's not traveling or writing, she likes to read a good book or take her golden retriever Luke for a hike.