The Glamp Site: An uplifting, feel-good story about kindness, community and second chances.

by Izzy Bromley

Emily Brancaster has built a life that looks perfect from the outside.

A successful London beauty business. Big plans. A future mapped out exactly as she wants it.

So when her husband’s family call for help with their failing pig farm in Yorkshire, Emily is certain she can turn things around.

She’s wrong.

Arriving with glossy confidence and big ideas, Emily quickly discovers that the locals have no intention of listening—and no interest in change. To them, she’s an outsider with no understanding of their way of life.

But Emily didn’t get where she is by backing down.

As tensions rise and the village pushes back, she must decide whether to retreat to the life she knows—or fight for a future no one else believes in.

Because sometimes, proving everyone wrong starts with proving yourself right.

A funny, uplifting story about resilience, community and finding where you truly belong.

326 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 18, 2026

Reviews

[Lindsey Pope]

There’s something about an Izzy Bromley book that just makes me smile. Outstanding narration by Imogen Church who is fast becoming my favourite narrator. Bloody excellent 👌

[sharon gibbs]

Refreshing farm revamp

I absolutely loved this book. So many grand ideas in one person's head. She is refreshingly optimistic, being able to make sour personalities turn into nicer, kinder folk.
Highly recommend and would love a sequel.

[Margherita Cardani]

While i thought the other Izzy Bromley books were very nice and with some food for thought throughout the storyline… this one felt to easy as a journey for the protagonist :)

[Renier]

A city girl with a very successful beauty salon, gets called away to the country side to her husband's relatives. Their farm is struggling and the uncle broke his leg. Then they begin to plan a "Glamp Site" to rescue the farm.

I loved al the previous books of Izzy Bromley, I loved her feel good stories. It always feels like a big hug after I finished her books.

The Glamp site was enjoyable and you know exactly how everything is going to pan out. It just did not punch the same as her other books. I did not really like the MFC, she was a bit much for me, but she does go through growth as a character. Cute story, in a cute little village, with some funny and stubborn characters.

[Mrs Nicole M Middleton]

Thoroughly enjoyable.

Light hearted but very human characters that make a real impact on the storyline. Em is a real busybody and I could see bits of me in her look at life and I am sure she will resonate with many readers

[Melissa]

I don’t think I have ever read a more irritating MC IN MY LIFETIME!!
Awful, disrespectful, holier-than-thou piece of work.
I found an awful attitude quote within the first few pages!!
Not worth reading for me.

[Helen Baker]

Uplifting feel good read

I reads all of imogin's and Liz books. They are loveable reads. Yes I would recommend.
Katie grew on me as I got into the story.
I won't give anything out but recommend you read it.

[Constance Leonard]

A fun and light-hearted read, set in beautiful Yorkshire, although a pig farm is not generally the sweetest smelling of settings! There is a race against time to save the farm and its inhabitants from going under, with more than a few bumps in the road along the way. Lot's of fun

[Allison Mazzola]

Thanks Izzy!

Such fun characters in this Izzy Bromley tale. My favorite is Maeve. The best part is how Emily grows as a person on her journey.

[Jess]

Good little story! A little drawn out too much at the end but was good.

[Melissa Dillenbeck]

A feel-good read that is also very predictable. So it pleasurably whiled away the hours but didn't leave any aftertaste, any memories or characters that linger for good or ill.

[Amanda Green]

This sounded super cute but DNF because it DRAGGED at the last 70% quit at 91% cause I didn’t care what the ending was

[Kimberley]

3.5 ⭐️

[Lynda Galka]

great book

Liked how the author went from city to farm and learning the life of being a city girl to a farm girl.

[Emma]

Very easy reading

[Lydia]

Definitely a feel good!

[P Berryman]

Heart warming

Great feel good story. Very English, characters you can believe in and sympathise with. Restores faith in ordinary people and every day life.

[Susan Bowman]

I love Imogene Church’s narration!!!! Such a feel good story and just what I needed.

[Jen Walters]

Very cute, light read!