When Rose Trewlawny eloped with a soldier six years earlier, she never expected to see Edmund, the Duke of Severn again. Now, here she is, a widow with a child, in London visiting her cousin for the season. Everywhere she goes, Edmund is there, looking daggers at her, and she doesn''t know why. Edmund, for his own part, is laboring under a grave misapprehension about Rose that is causing those looks. Nonetheless, the spark that flared between them years ago is still there Can they find their way to love in spite of the machinations of the evil Baron Verdan and his lies? With a little help from two lively children and an elephant, it may just be possible.

In this humorous reverse Mary Poppin''s story, Alice Smith is in a bind or she never would have answered such a peculiar ad for a nanny. As the only candidate for the job, she ends up taking care of the O''s--four children whose outlook on life is considerably different from her own. As the five of them work together to thwart Aunt Ethel''s plans and figure out who threw a brick with a threatening note tied to it through the window, Alice and the children learn some valuable lessons.

When Rose Trewlawny eloped with a soldier six years earlier, she never expected to see Edmund, the Duke of Severn again. Now, here she is, a widow with a child, in London visiting her cousin for the season. Everywhere she goes, Edmund is there, looking daggers at her, and she doesn''t know why. Edmund, for his own part, is laboring under a grave misapprehension about Rose that is causing those looks. Nonetheless, the spark that flared between them years ago is still there Can they find their way to love in spite of the machinations of the evil Baron Verdan and his lies? With a little help from two lively children and an elephant, it may just be possible.

In this humorous reverse Mary Poppin''s story, Alice Smith is in a bind or she never would have answered such a peculiar ad for a nanny. As the only candidate for the job, she ends up taking care of the O''s--four children whose outlook on life is considerably different from her own. As the five of them work together to thwart Aunt Ethel''s plans and figure out who threw a brick with a threatening note tied to it through the window, Alice and the children learn some valuable lessons.