The House Sitter

De: Elizabeth Drummond

Narrado por: Janna Fox

‘Warming and lighthearted… this is a novel that leaves you romanticising crumbling mansions and the brooding bachelors hiding in their mazes’ Megan Clawson, author of Falling Hard for the Royal Guard

'Charming! Small rural town, rolling hills, and an old manor house, all embraced in a grumpy/sunshine romance – all the country comforts you need in a read.’ Pernille Hughes, author of Ten Years

'Elizabeth Drummond knows how to craft the perfect, broody, swoon-worthy hero, Wolfie had my heart at his first glower.’ Camilla Isley, author of Opposites Attract

His house. Her rules. But who’s in charge?

Pippa Munro had the perfect life plan. What she did not plan, was for her boyfriend to break up with her. Or sell her beloved home. So instead of being blissfully engaged, Pippa finds herself jobless, homeless and single.

Wolfie Squires needs someone to look after his family’s ancient house. He’s too busy with his hot shot city job to deal with a country manor several hundred miles away.

Enter Pippa Munro, Wolfie’s exact opposite.

As tempers fray, ideas clash, and secrets are spilled, Pippa and Wolfie might realise they have the same ambitions for the house, if only they could stop arguing long enough to find out…

©2024 Elizabeth Drummond (P)2024 HarperCollins Publishers

Not for me, but still good

I have such a hard time with third person narration, because it’s really difficult for me to interpret chemistry that way. I really don’t feel like Pippa and Wolfie had any at all, in fact I feel like they barely spoke. I also don’t like or understand the name choice “Wolfie”. Otherwise, the story was cute and the premise was good. I liked the narration by Janna Fox as well.