Introduction

When I signed up for the nanny agency, I didn’t expect a remote mansion on a windswept isle. Or a brooding billionaire who resents his new role. His brother’s death means he’s now in charge of a moody seven year old girl. She’s lashing out at the world, but I can handle her. I have to. I need the money to finish my college degree. As long as I can avoid the boss who alternately mocks me and coaxes me to reveal my darkest secrets.

“An insanely absorbing and addicting contemporary tale reminiscent of Jane Eyre with all the sex and secrets you never knew you needed.” — #1 New York Times bestselling author Rachel Van Dyken

“Private Property is pure brilliance! I was hooked from page one. With steam and grit, Warren captures your attention and has you begging for the next chapter. Book gold!” — USA Today bestselling author Adriana Locke

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Excerpt

A gust of wind rocks the Toyota Prius.
I clench my teeth together. I’m pretty sure this compact eco-friendly car wasn’t designed to travel up a mountain. Rain falls in sheets, heavy on the thin roof. Through the window a half moon reveals an endless climb. I cling to the plastic handle, shivering against the worn fabric of the seat. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

1. Jane Mendoza feels disconnected from her culture because she grew up an orphan. Can you relate to this? Why or why not???2. Seven-year-old Paige resists school, much to Jane's dismay. Beau Rochester seems to dismiss the importance of attendance, since Paige knows the material. Do you agree or disagree with Beau's argument about academics???3. This book is a modern retelling of Jane Eyre by Charlotte Bronte. What did you notice was the same about the books? What was different? Was anything surprising?

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