Housebroke
A stuck together rom-com filled with humour and heart
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3.4 • 8 Ratings
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- $12.99
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- $12.99
Publisher Description
If you love Holly Martin, Sarah Morgan and Jill Shalvis, you'll love Jaci Burton!
'Always sexy, romantic and charming' JILL SHALVIS
'The characters leap off the page and the romance sparkles' Romantic Times
A millionaire and a woman who thinks he's a house flipper are stuck living together with a menagerie of rescue dogs, in this heartfelt romantic comedy from New York Times bestselling author Jaci Burton.
After her ex took all their money and bailed, Hazel Bristow is left broke and homeless. A friend whose home is on the market lets Hazel and her foster dogs stay there until it sells. It's the perfect setup, until her friend forgets to tell Hazel she's sold the house!
Linc Kennedy is shocked to find Hazel squatting in the house he just bought, but after some negotiating, he agrees she can stay while he's renovating the place. Linc tells Hazel he's an investor who renovates homes for fun-but having been burned in the past by women who have only wanted his money, he leaves out that he's also extremely wealthy...
Hazel's intrigued by sweet, funny Linc. But her track record with men isn't great, and trust doesn't come easy.
Linc's never met anyone like the quirky beauty who puts everyone's needs before her own. But can he figure out how to tell Hazel the truth without losing her?
For more fun romance by Jaci Burton, why not try the Boots and Bouquets series, for the best combination of cowboys and weddings! Discover:
The Best Man Plan
The Engagement Arrangement
The Accidental Newlywed Game
And look out for The Backup Bride Proposal, coming soon!
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Bestseller Burton (The Heart of a Killer) pairs an animal lover and a millionaire in this charming romp. After Hazel Bristow's good-for-nothing ex-husband leaves her with nowhere to live, Hazel and her five foster dogs move into her friend's soon-to-be-sold house. Then the new owner, handsome house-flipper Lincoln Kennedy, arrives unexpectedly. Lincoln is startled by the squatter and ready to kick her out—until Hazel's delicious cooking persuades him to hire her as his chef while he's working on the house. Not trusting her taste in men, Hazel does her best to stay out of Lincoln's way, but that proves difficult when he bonds first with her dogs, and then with her. Lincoln, meanwhile, has been burned by women who were only after his money, so he keeps his immense family wealth a secret. Given Hazel's trust issues, will this budding romance survive when the truth comes out? Burton ratchets up the sexual and emotional tension throughout, keeping readers on their toes as they race to find out the answer to that question. The appealing supporting cast—especially the canine characters—add to the fun. Burton's fans will lap this up.
