Review: The title says it all
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 17, 2014
Again, this was a free book that I picked out on the free pages.The beginning chapter or two may have been a bit slow, or it may just have taken me a bit of time to get use to the differences in United Kingdom English vs. American English. The book is well written and the character's are all unique, sometimes downright crazy. Lois and to a lesser extent her boyfriend/fiancee/husband Tom are the main characters. At the beginning of the story they have bought a home not too far out of London, but in a country setting. Upon receiving the key, Lois proceeds to the house, only to find that the relatives of the former owners have literally stripped the place of everything movable. However, Lois seems to handle e each crisis, including neighbors who i fight so loud, it can be heard in their house next door and another who stops by to give them a list of "rules" however all is not as I it first seems.As they get to know their neighbors, there little enclave, former homes of servants from the neighboring manor, they new adventures, interesting friends and a new way of life. This is a feel good book and I have to admit that I laughed and cried at the appropriate places. I highly recommend this book to anyone looking for a good read.