Can a free-spirited woman teach an uptight professor what he needs to know about love and faithoutside the classroom? Shattered by her ex-husbands infidelity and her own infertility, Meagan OHare is starting over. Tossed in the midst of a family crisis by a flat tire, she meets Adam McCallister. The last thing Meagan wants is to get involved with Adam and his children. Its just a painful reminder of what she can never haveher own family. Adam couldnt agree more. The son of an alcoholic, Adam desires stability and security for his children. An undisciplined, too attractive woman who wears tie-dye T-shirts is not his idea of the model nanny. His children disagree. They have prayed for someone exactly like Meagan and arent above giving God a helping hand in getting her. In less than twenty-four hours, Meagan turns Adams neatly ordered world upside down. While the children love it, Adam questions the wisdom of his decision to hire Meagan, even temporarily. Sowhy is the knowledge that shell be there when he comes home so enticing? Living in the same house isnt easy for Meagan and Adam as they grapple with a growing attraction and a different way of looking at life. Yet their very differences are the things that draw them together. Can the free-spirited Meagan teach the uptight professor something new about his faith while he leads her to discover something new about unconditional love?