House Mate
House Mate by Leah Brunner is a fiction work published by Leah Brunner Publishing on March 10, 2022. This 312-page novel explores the complexities of life as a surgeon and single father, who faces the challenges of managing his chaotic schedule while seeking a new babysitter and tenant for his income property. The arrival of Sophie Windell-Miller seems to provide a solution, but her presence introduces new emotional complications that intertwine their lives.
Readers will find a narrative that delves into themes of romance, humor, and the intricacies of grief. As the protagonist navigates his feelings for Sophie, who is still mourning her late husband, he grapples with a long-held secret that could jeopardize their budding relationship. The story captures the dynamics of family and love, highlighting the joys and challenges that come with new beginnings amidst past traumas. This edition is presented in English and offers a thoughtful exploration of personal connections and the impact of unresolved issues.
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Seven years ago I made a decision that would change my life forever… I’ve never told a soul. Now I’m worried my past could ruin my future.
As a surgeon and single father, my life is chaotic. I barely have time to find a new babysitter or a new tenant for my income property, let alone think about dating.
Sophie Windell-Miller seems like the answer to all of my problems… renting out my income property and babysitting my daughter.
But now Sophie brings a whole new set of complications. I can’t stop thinking about how gorgeous she is, and how her laughter fills the house with joy. Not to mention our daughters adore each other.
So, what’s the complicated part? Well, she’s still grieving the loss of her husband, and I work with her dad.
Then there’s the secret I’ve held for seven years. If I tell her, will I lose everything she’s brought into my life? Or worse, will I hurt the woman I’m coming to love?
House Mate was previously published as A Love Uncontainable.Trigger warning… this work of fiction contains vague descriptions of sexual assault and has themes such as grieving the loss of a spouse. It also contains mild language and references to alcohol.
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