A Babá de Ouro

Nineteen-year-old Nora takes a job as a live-in nanny for the wealthy Parker family—eighty thousand a month. She’s there for one reason: her sister. Traumatized and broken, Nora’s sister needs a real home, and Nora is determined to build it. But inside the mansion, Nora’s youth and looks draw dangerous attention. The Parker heirs watch her with suspicion, their interest anything but professional. Even the family’s most unreachable figure watches with cold, calculating eyes. Undeterred, Nora focuses on her work. Her skill in medicine, massage, therapeutic cooking, early education, and counseling soon speaks for itself, quietly astonishing everyone in the Parker household.