How Not To Run A B&B

Bobby Hutchinson

Beschreibung

HOW HARD CAN IT BE?? A HUMOROUS MEMOIR
 
Bobby Hutchinson, a best-selling Harlequin romance writer, decides to open a B&B in Vancouver, B.C.
 
Despite never having stayed in a B&B and knowing absolutely nothing about running one, she jumps right in. Strange people from nearby and halfway around the world arrive at her home with their stories and struggles, not to mention their baggage, psychological and otherwise.
 
In explaining why she opened a B&B, she says, "I was far too old for prostitution, the only other job I could think of which might net enough to pay the mortgage."
 
˃˃˃ HUMOR, A LITTLE TRAGEDY AND MANY LIFE LESSONS. (But mostly humor.)
 
What does a hostess do when a dog rips the bathroom apart? Or gerbils reproduce in the attic?
 
Make wonderful breakfasts and keep on keeping on.
 
˃˃˃ SURE FIRE BREAKFAST RECIPES
 
Lots of other recipes as well, guaranteed to turn out. And some advice that may or may not work, but what can you lose by trying?

Verfügbar seit: 22.11.2022.

Drucklänge: 198 Seiten.

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