‘A laugh-out loud rom-com for readers of Emily Henry and Rachel Johns, Hardy hits all the right notes with her self-doubting protagonist Indie.
With her LA dream in tatters after her fiancé cheats on her, Indie finds herself back in Sydney unemployed and dog sitting for her bestie. When she learns she is sharing her house and dog sitting roles with the handsome but rude Jem Taylor, whom she once kissed at a wedding, things start to go awry. Their mishaps and misunderstandings make for an engaging and fast-paced tale which is as much about Indie’s critical inner voice and poor self-esteem as it is about her career and love life.
A relatable tale for any woman who looks inwards only to find herself inadequate. The perfect long weekend read.’
—Jo Skinner, Author'Loveable characters, sexual tension that leaps from the page and a laugh-out-loud dog. My Hot Housemate is all these things and more.'
—Penelope Janu, Author
‘Fun, flirty, feel-good romance! I couldn’t stop turning the pages.’
—Natalie Murray, author Love Just In
‘Delightful chaos, plenty of laughs, and an undeniably good time.’
—Karina May, author That Island Feeling, Never Ever Forever,
Duck a l'Orange for Breakfast
‘This charming Aussie-based romance takes the reader on a relatable journey where happily ever afters and career dreams collide. Vividly capturing the energy of Sydney and filled with fun behind-the-scenes movie insights, delightful characters and one unruly dog, My Hot Housemate is a light-hearted, feel-good rom-com that is sure to make you smile.’
—Amy Hutton, author Love from Scratch‘
I loved Susannah Hardy’s debut novel, Loving Lizzie March, and her second, My Hot Housemate, is equally delightful. From the first page I found myself laughing out loud. Full of humour, heartbreak, and sassy three-dimensional characters, Susannah’s writing is clever, assured and fast paced. She is a must-read author for me.’
—Lisa Darcy, author Lily’s Little Flower Shop, Should You Keep a Secret?, My Big Greek Holiday, Christmas Actually
‘A sassy and fun romantic comedy. Emerging as enemies to lovers the story soon unfurls. The banter is feisty throughout. The characters are entertaining, getting up to all kinds of shenanigans (often canine related!). Perfect for your next summer beach read.’
—Casey Nott, author Forgotten
‘A delightful story about pursuing your dreams and falling in love – and what happens when these do not go hand-in-hand.’
—Cate Sawyer, author Finding Love Again
‘I loved this book! As a Sydney-sider, I enjoyed the setting, which the author drew so accurately. The characters were flawed and relatable, George the dog was adorable, and the dialogue was razor sharp. A fast-paced, beautifully written story that speaks to the dangers of making assumptions and acting as if they’re true! Such a good read.’
—Sarah Bourne, author The Train, Ella’s War, InVisible
‘For lovers of rom-com, you can’t go past My Hot Housemate! This is a fabulous romantic tale, set against a fascinating backdrop of the world of film and TV. Susannah’s writing is engaging, witty and keeps you turning the pages to find out will-she-won’t-she, will-he-won’t-he.’
—Sarah Hawthorn, author A Voice in the Night, The Dilemma
‘The pawfect rom-com that will have you howling with laughter.
My Hot Housemate is a heart-warming romp about starting fresh. It’s packed with flirty banter, sizzling tension, and hilarious dog antics. Susannah Hardy has proved once again why she is a must-read romance author. With her trademark wit, Susannah has created an endearing protagonist and top-tier love interest. I was rooting for the couple the whole time. You’d be barking mad not to read My Hot Housemate. It’s rom-com gold!’
—Holly Brunnbauer, author
‘A laugh-out loud rom-com for readers of Emily Henry and Rachel Johns, Hardy hits all the right notes with her self-doubting protagonist Indie.
With her LA dream in tatters after her fiancé cheats on her, Indie finds herself back in Sydney unemployed and dog sitting for her bestie. When she learns she is sharing her house and dog sitting roles with the handsome but rude Jem Taylor, whom she once kissed at a wedding, things start to go awry. Their mishaps and misunderstandings make for an engaging and fast-paced tale which is as much about Indie’s critical inner voice and poor self-esteem as it is about her career and love life.
A relatable tale for any woman who looks inwards only to find herself inadequate. The perfect long weekend read.’
—Jo Skinner, Author
