The Navy Seal's Nanny

By Tirza Schaefer

Bailey is not satisfied with being a career woman any longer. The death of her cat gives her the rest and she decides to move from Iowa to sunny San Diego to find a man of her own, someone who is a hero like her SpecOps veteran dad whom she adores. She gives up her life and career at home and starts all over again as a sales assistant at a supermarket on Coronado Island.

 

However, her first encounter with a member of the military leaves her in dire straits to convince him and his awesome teenage children that she is not a taghag.

When a teacher abuses her position of power and Bailey wins Sandro's trust, she is invited to stay in the guestroom until she has found her own place. However, the following day, both Sandro and his brother Rafael are called on duty. The boarding school the children usually go to during deployments is full and in the end, Bailey offers to look after Alina and Pedro, the two lovable teenagers.

 

When the responsibility weighs on Bailey's shoulders, she seeks refuge in unusual places to gain strength and fortitude.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tirza Schaefer
• Release date: Dec 13, 2019
• ISBN: 9783946011170

Tirza Schaefer

Tirza Schaefer was born in Cologne (Köln), Germany. After she graduated from school, where she qualified in German “Abitur” and also attained proficiency in English and Latin (she also studied French for two years and Russian for one), she moved to the United Kingdom in 1991 and lived there for the next eight years. She first started to study for a BA Combined at SOAS (School of Oriental & African Studies, London University) in Comparative Religious Studies & Indonesian Studies, then changed to The London Metropolitan University, and graduated in an HND in Leisure and Tourism Studies and a BA in Tourism Studies with Marketing.. She moved back to Germany in 1999 to embark on a new adventure: being a mother of three wonderful children. At the beginning of 2015, Tirza started to publish her books, and with currently over 30 published, continuously working on more, she is a creative hothouse. In April 2017, an Arabian Mau cat called Taani from Dubai joined the family. In 2018 and 2019, she founded Goddess Reiki, and loves to write about and work with Goddess archetypes to explore her psyche and help clients in this process with their self-development. To this day, despite her many academic achievements, her many talents and skills, Tirza Schaefer has a progressive personality and always strives to expand herself in many areas. A non-extensive list of her qualifications are: *University Graduate *Mother *International Author *Usui Reiki Master/Teacher *Founder of Goddess Reiki *Practicing Witch *Voice Over Artist *Empowered Empath *Goddess Facilitator *Intuitive Reader & Healer Thus, you can never find “the final sentence” for her vita. Her life is an ongoing work of art, of character building, of an expanding personality, yet ultimately always moving forward, always striving for new, for more, for added quality of life, of herself. Tirza is a woman who is as steadfast and loyal as she is adventurous and surprising. It is exciting and worthwhile to observe her further to see what she will come up with next. You never know…

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Dedication

Idedicate this book to all those who serve others, society at large or care for others in particular. Those that think and feel not only for themselves alone, but work to make this world a better place in their own way by giving of themselves, often sacrificing for the greater good.

Also to those who support those in service, the partners, the families, the friends who write letters, talk, listen, hold that space and never forget those who serve humanity.

Know that you are appreciated. Know that you are not invisible.

I see you. Thank you.

Contents

Dedication

Contents

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Books by Tirza Schaefer

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Books by Tirza Schaefer

Romance

Romantic Poetry

Love Expressed

Romance Series

Seals in Spain Trilogy

(Read in Order, Series in Progress)

Tank

Dom

Seb

The Milf Diaries

(Read in Order, Series in Progress)

Izzy

Ria

Reyna

Sassy

Calendar Boys

Tirza’s Christmas Tales

(Standalone Themed Seasonal Novellas)

A New Family For Christmas

Christmas in Iowa

A Beary Little Christmas

A Vampire for Christmas

(more to come)

Band of Brothers Trilogy

(Read in Order, Series in Progress)

Drew

Zee

Rico & Chad

Her Harem, A Reverse Harem Series in 12 Parts

(Read in Order, Ebook Series in Planning)

Black Veil (FREE ebook)

(more to come)

Romantic Standalone Novels

Her Badass Bikers

Balcony Above The Sea

Badass Heroes

Opposites Attract

Born To Be Wild

In The Event of Love

Cloud Nine

Sealed Brothers

Dating A Hero

Chopped Encounter

Birthday Present

The Dark Duke

Snake Goddess Rising

Romantic Standalone Novellas

A Little Slice of Heaven (Extended Version)

The Navy Seal’s Nanny

Kisses In Darkness

The Right Kind of Wrong

Love In The Sky

Marine Party

Anthologies

Summer Heat (A Little Slice of Heaven, Concise Version), May – November 2020

It’s Always Been You (Fromance, Concise Version), Friends to Lovers themed Charity Publication for the Breast Cancer Foundation July – September 2022

Please note that my romantic literature contains explicit and graphic sexual content, hot kink and at times, some mild violence and is therefore aimed at a mature adult audience. All novels come with a guaranteed happy ending and no cheating and will melt your heart as well as your panties!

Spirituality, Parenting & Children

Spiritual Poetry

My Spirit Song

Travelogue, Parenting and Magic

A Magical Family Holiday

FREE Children’s Literature

How Picasso Makes You A Genius

Follow Tirza on Social Media

Website & Newsletter

Book2Read Author Page

Linktree

Chapter 1

The End of a Long Journey

Bailey couldn’t believe her eyes when she drove onto the base. There were men in and out of uniform everywhere and they all looked more than fit, handsome and heroic. Even men she probably wouldn’t look at twice if she met them out of uniform, she thought. She was overwhelmed and had to pull over to take a deep breath. Yes, there would be husband material here, just like her friend had told her. And she couldn’t wait to start her new job at the supermarket. She didn’t care that it was beneath her qualifications. She had studied and worked her way into the top position, managing the bank in her hometown, but in the end, she had come home alone to an empty house, safe her cat. And then her cat had died and Bailey had decided, she needed more out of life than a lonely existence, no matter how much money she earned.

The men she had dated out of desperation had all been ignorant fools who didn’t have a wider perspective than the length of a football field. She had finally given up and decided she needed to leave town. She wanted a good man like her dad, only, they seemed to have stopped production with his generation. At least in her town. Her dad was a veteran, a Marine. He had been part of a few special operations, only that he couldn’t talk about it because it was still classified, in spite of the fact that Mark Luttrell had already spilled the beans in Lone Survivor.

You don’t know about all the things he didn’t write in his book, her dad had said to this. And some things, the world can never know.

So he had shrouded himself mostly in silence where his former military career was concerned and had spoken about other things or general training, little harmless anecdotes and the like.

It was Sarah Johnson, owner of the biker bar, and one of her best friends, although they both were so very different, who had told her to go and find herself a handsome Marine, a hero like her dad had been – and still was to her now. She had argued that some of the officers were well educated and you could definitely hold a decent conversation with them.

So she had turned down the offered promotion, left her job and home and had bought a good SUV in which it was comfortable to drive the many miles from Iowa to San Diego where she had found a job as sales assistant at the local store on base. Things you did for love, she thought while looking out of the window and admiring the men in combats walking past. They looked almost as good as her dad in the old photographs her mother was so proud of and dusted every day. Her mother had never stopped hero-worshipping her dad and her dad had never