Wild About You - Sophie Loxton

'I couldn’t put this book down, and when I finished I felt bereft that I had to leave. The perfect comfort read, Wild About You is a gorgeous, uplifting hug of a book' Laura Wood, author of Under Your SpellAnna Whitlock is a people-pleaser, but she is done saying yes. Now she has to learn how to put herself first…   After splitting up with her fiancé and ready for a new start, Anna takes a job rewilding the glorious Stonemore Estate in Northumberland.   But when she arrives the only thing driving Anna wild is her boss: the sexy, but emotionally unavailable Jamie, who is hellbent on making Anna’s job – and her life – as difficult as possible.  On the plus side, there’s Callum, the gorgeous estate manager, her best friend Fi, and an enthusiastic beagle called Hugo.   When romance with Callum blossoms, is Anna’s resolve to stop people-pleasing about to falter? And why can’t she stop thinking about Jamie? Can she truly put herself first and say yes to the thing which will make her happiest, falling truly madly wildly in love…? 'Wild About You is glorious cosy escapism with an idyllic setting, wonderfully entertaining side characters, and a beating heart of tenderness and humanity. It warmed my heart and made me want to stride through beautiful rewilded parkland with hot chocolate in hand and a ridiculous beagle with main character syndrome at my heels. I loved it!' Eleanor Vendrell, author of The Great Orchid Heist 'I devoured Wild About You in one sitting curled up on the sofa - cheering Anna on as she leaves behind her "people pleaser" ways for a deeper, more authentic - and sexier! - life. A gorgeous novel from start to finish - I loved it' Antonia Hodgson, author of The Raven Scholar ‘I absolutely loved Wild About You! There’s a sparking tension flying from the get-go but we know it’s not going to be that easy!! Loxton was brilliant at pulling it out and creating all sorts of obstacles in the way including handsome colleagues her side and posh exes on his side too. Plus lots of emotional turmoil which I ate up’ Emma Steele, author of The Echoes of Us