Doghouse

London Harmony, Book 5

De: Erik Schubach

Narrado por: Allyson Voller

Eliza Montrose lives an unorthodox life, backpacking through Europe with a string bass, Audrey, on her back. She plays her doghouse bass in jazz clubs in every port in her wanderings. She doesn't need anyone but herself and her Audrey.

On the last leg of her journey, she finds herself in London to try to get a chance to play in the last two venues on her list before going back to the lonesome life she left behind in Seattle all those years ago.

She resorts to some creative financing whenever funds get low. She never would have believed how her life would change when she accidentally pickpockets the wrong person...June Harris-West.

In her attempt to get back something taken from her by the elusive Scratch, Eliza finds herself falling for the last person she would have believed. A person that was so contrary and frustratingly annoying to her, the person she dubs the gatekeeper, who keeps her away from her goal.

London Harmony is a spinoff of the Music of the Soul books.

©2015 Erik Schubach (P)2020 Erik Schubach

Very engaging story

This PG romance was fun and light . And made a great read ! With a surprise ending.

Another great London Harmony book!

This has been one of my favorite LH books. I've been waiting for this one since the first LH book came out on Audible.
Was it worth the wait? Yes. Yes it was.

Super Murgatroyd

An infamous couple, an annoying pipsqueak, and a shy conquest all hilariously troll the life of Liza Montrose who just wants to fulfill her late uncle's dream. Story and great characters by Erik brought to life by the magic of Allyson Voller

Excellent!

I loved Doghouse. I am a big fan of the series. So it's no hardship to recommend this book on audio. Allyson Voller does an excellent job with the narration.

great series

I am looking forward to listening to a the books in this series. Erik Scubauch is an excellent writer.

Another Feel Good Experience

from the prolific author of several different series' the fifth installment of the London Harmony breaks no new ground but it satisfies the emotions as always is the case in the series. There is of course the highly unconventional affliction and the silly, contrived breakup based on yet another misunderstanding between the MC's as it always does in this series. So suspend disbelief, sit back and enjoy a nice feel good romance.