Let's Misbehave
*Starred Review* Spoiled, wealthy Marisol Winston doesn't realize how addictive her shopping sprees are until her friends and family stage an intervention for her at a rehabilitation center in northern Arizona. Just to make sure she stays on the straight and narrow, Marisol's father freezes her trust fund. Part of Marisol's therapy is working in the "real world." Things don't get much more real than being a nanny to six-year-old triplets. Former NFL star quarterback Cash Connelly has been reduced to making appearances at store openings. He needs to get back in the game, but he can't concentrate on his goal until he has found someone to care for his children. His rambunctious kids have already gone through four nannies, and he is not sure about this new candidate, who shows up for work in white couture. Once again, Plumley (Josie Day Is Coming Home, 2005; Mad about Max, 2006) shows her fine flair for comedy as Marisol learns that there is life beyond Rodeo Drive, and the Connelly triplets discover that they can't scare away every nanny. Full of witty dialogue and hilarious situations, this romp with a heart is certain to please readers. Mosley, ShelleyCopyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved