Alice Lane’s hours at work get cut back, her fiancée breaks
off their relationship weeks before the wedding, and she has to sell her
flat. Talk about bad luck. Alice accepts a new job as a live in farm
manager and realize the job is not quite what she was led to believe it to
be. She has to feed the chickens and
collect their eggs, take care of a calf(who she falls in love with), and keep
the filthy neglected house clean, all while dealing with a moody boss, Ed Ward.
“Only a man could drop a bombshell on you while you’re
sitting in a fitting room with your tits hanging out.” If that first line of the novel doesn’t make
you chuckle or at least smile, then our sense of humors are very different. When I read that line I knew this book would
be one I could not put down.
Linda Renham’s writing style makes this a fun and east book
to read. The arguing between Edward and
Alice was so entertaining. You could
feel the chemisty between them jumping off the page and could only hope for
them to figure out how to make it work.
I found Alice to be a very dramatic character. Her over active imagination caused her to
make things much more than what it really was, but it made this novel so entertaining.
Pink Wellies and Flat Caps is a fantastic read with lots of
laughs. I will definitely share this
with my friends.
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