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A Tiny House on Wheels

by Enni Amanda
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A sweet, funny romance set in rural New Zealand.
Nina is 36, single, and running out of time to start a family. Leaving behind her advertising job, and the city, she moves into a small coastal town, ready to grow organic veggies, de-stress, and preserve her fertility.
Now, she only has to find the right guy–and it can't be her odd, new neighbour who doesn't want kids. No matter how hot he is. This time, Nina is determined to follow the plan, not her heart.
Jay is used to solitary life. After his father's death, he tries to keep the farm running, even if he's more comfortable with the veggies than people. But who needs social skills? In the backside of Raglan, nothing ever happens. Until a cute, Finnish blonde moves into the neighbouring lot, in a ridiculous tiny house. Can Jay work out his issues and take a chance on the most exotic thing that's ever walked into his life?
Work, life, love and all those other big questions that vex us are tackled in this humorous and thought-provoking book, which will stay with you long after you reach the end.

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Publisher: Lumi Publishing

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  • ISBN: 9781393968634
  • Release date: June 6, 2020

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  • ISBN: 9781393968634
  • File size: 347 KB
  • Release date: June 6, 2020

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Fiction Romance Humor (Fiction)

Languages

English

A sweet, funny romance set in rural New Zealand.
Nina is 36, single, and running out of time to start a family. Leaving behind her advertising job, and the city, she moves into a small coastal town, ready to grow organic veggies, de-stress, and preserve her fertility.
Now, she only has to find the right guy–and it can't be her odd, new neighbour who doesn't want kids. No matter how hot he is. This time, Nina is determined to follow the plan, not her heart.
Jay is used to solitary life. After his father's death, he tries to keep the farm running, even if he's more comfortable with the veggies than people. But who needs social skills? In the backside of Raglan, nothing ever happens. Until a cute, Finnish blonde moves into the neighbouring lot, in a ridiculous tiny house. Can Jay work out his issues and take a chance on the most exotic thing that's ever walked into his life?
Work, life, love and all those other big questions that vex us are tackled in this humorous and thought-provoking book, which will stay with you long after you reach the end.

Expand title description text
Fiction Romance Humor (Fiction)