Seeking Confidence, Inspiration and Love
When sweet, innocent 21-year-old Victoria Abruster, with dark eyes and dark wavy hair, a recent college graduate with a major in English and dreams of becoming a writer, left her family home to take up residence in her deceased great-aunt’s ramshackle cottage on the edge of nowhere, but far from Bloomington, Indiana, she quickly realized that the house which had been unoccupied for years wasn’t really unoccupied. It seems that since her great-aunt’s death and long neglect, a family of raccoons felt that they had been given an all-clear message and had moved in.
So, desiring a critter-free house and recognizing the expulsion of the unlawful residents was out of her skill set, she searched the yellow pages for a company skilled, able, and ready to not just help her clear out the furry squatters, but to also help her repair the long-neglected structure. So, she let her fingers to the walking through a local phone book, seeking a company with the ability to repair, renew and de-raccoon her great-aunt’s house. And after numerous refusals to help, she found an advertisement for a company that marketed itself as “Granny and Boys Repair and Restoration.” And since her aunt’s house needed to be both repaired and restored, she thought that she had located the company she needed to undertake the rejuvenation of her family’s house, and perhaps de-critter the house.
In her lighthearted calamitous romances of sweet innocent girls who fall into love and into the world of a collection of rag-tag, brothers, Lindsey Hart continues her tales of love and craziness. As the adopted sons—almost all from different mothers and fathers— of Maya Avanna Von Rippenstein—Granny—the young men become the catalyst for the sweet young women to find love and the fulfillment of their own dreams of love, happiness and family. I would encourage the author to engage and editor to assist in cleaning up the on-going grammar errors and to remove a few loops from the rollercoaster ride to which the reader is subjected.
I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review ARCS, but I enjoyed the reading experience so much that I bought a copy for my "read-again" titles.