Review : The Twin Test

The Twin Test by Rula Sinara

(From Kenya, With Love #5)

Genre: Heartwarming, Contemporary, Romance

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Published : May 8th 2018 by Harlequin Heartwarming

His twins might be wild...

But she knows just how to tame them—and their father

Earthquake expert Dax Calder brings his eleven-year-old twins to the Serengeti to fulfill a promise to his late wife—never leave the girls. Meeting free-spirited teacher Pippa Harper feels like serendipity. She’s the perfect nanny for his mischievous twosome, even if her definition of rules is slightly different than his. But there’s one rule Dax never expected to break…falling in love again.

Dax is a Earthquake expert working with some oil company and brought his twins along for the ride. When the kids were up to their antics again leaving him desperate for another nanny to fill in while he works he comes across Pippa. Pippa is much more free spirited then he would've liked since hes such a stickler for rules but needs her help. Both have their own set of issues when it comes to love and the last thing they expect is to fall for one another.

I really enjoyed this book more then I thought it would. If you are the type of person who enjoyed a heartwarming books, with twins that are up to trouble, and a slight bit of romance you'll enjoy this book. I loved getting to know the two main characters. I loved that the twins didn't fall to the side because sometimes kids tend to disappear when adults start to fall for one another, not sure what that is about but the twins did remain throughout the story and I loved seeing them slowly change into better people. I loved seeing how Pippa was there to help not only this family but many others bring education to those who needed it, she even helped out Dax to open his eyes a bit to certain situations. There is plenty to enjoy when it comes to reading this book and its hard to speak about without spoiling it but Id recommend you lovely readers to check out this book because I really enjoyed it.