How To Troll A Guy In Ten Days

By: Pippa Grant

Narrated by: Stella Hunter, Teddy Hamilton, Kristyna Zaharek, Samantha Brentmoor, Jason Clarke

If Tennessee Rhodes and I were the last two people on earth, sorry, humanity would be doomed.

He’s obnoxious. He pretends he’s funny. He takes great pains to get under my skin. And since his sister is my best friend, one of the women my great-aunt and I invited to live with us after she went viral, he’s around far more than I’d like.

Now, for instance.

Now, Ten’s parked on my couch, in his boxers, eating Oreos in a bowl of milk like they’re cereal, telling me he’s gone viral and needs me to hide him too.

Less than two weeks before we reopen the winery where my found family and I live. The opening that we need to go well because we’re facing foreclosure if it doesn’t.

The worst part? With those big puppy dog eyes and his panty-melting smile that he uses to his advantage, he’s convinced my great-aunt he needs to stay as her personal assistant.

Which means it’s up to me to convince him to leave on his own. Keep him from causing trouble and wrecking the grand opening.

Easier said than done when I find out the rest of his story though.

You’d think the experience of being my unpredictable great-aunt’s caretaker the past five years would’ve prepared me for Tennessee’s antics. Or that the time I’ve spent fighting internet trolls for sport the past five years would’ve made me smart enough to not fall for his charms.

But I apparently don’t know myself as well as I think I do.

Nor is Tennessee the man I think he is either.

And that’s bad.

Worse than bad.

Because when I find out his secret—the real reason he needs to lay low here—my heart will be at just as much risk as the winery’s reopening.

Great series finale

Absolutely loved this series finale! How to Troll a Guy in Ten Days made me laugh and fall in love right along with Mabel and Ten!

Pippa Grant is one of my favorite authors, and she has a flair for writing chaos with heart and humor, and this book delivers in spades. Mabel and Ten were both characters with so much depth than was appears on the surface, and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing them fall in love once they got past their shared history. They both deserved the love that they where given.

The audio, narrated primarily by Stella Hunter and Teddy Hamilton, is a great way to enjoy this book. I read it and listened to it - that's how much I enjoyed it. Incredibly funny and heartwarming writing from Pippa and great acting all around from the voice actors - what more can you ask for?

This was a complicated emotional story of individuals surviving childhood traumas and abuse

It is not a direct story of abuse but the results of the experiences and how it determines behavior later on. The characters are well defined.the hurts are palpable and raw. The acting is sublime. Are there funny bits yes but the reality of the story is more drama then comedy. The first third of the book was painful to read as the characters react to their hurts. As the realities are presented the story becomes a romance but definitely not a comedy. Yes there is an HEA. It’s worth getting there.

The best kind of ridiculous

Oh my goodness I loved, loved, loved Ten and Mabel’s enemies-to-lovers, sister’s best friend, trolling love story for the ages. This author can teach a master class in how to write a deeply emotional book cleverly disguised as a ridiculous romcom. A book that will have you grabbing tissues to sop up your tears as your heart breaks for the deep pain of the characters while your stomach still hurts from laughing so hard at the absurdity of what happened to those same characters. It’s writing magic. This is a story that allows you to connect so deeply to characters for being real and relatable because life is sometimes messy and absurd and sometimes families of origin leave deep and painful scars. It reminds us that found family is a thing and we can choose. Mabel lives at and runs a closed winery that is home to women recovering from going viral. The winery needs money and is about to reopen to support the work of helping the women who have gone viral. Ten grew up in the public eye on his family’s reality tv show where he was the screw up who didn’t take things seriously. His sister is a permanent resident at the winery. He has come to the winery to hide out from a stalker but Mabel and he have a messy history, mostly because of Ten’s choices. The only problem is Mabel does not want him there so she uses her master trolling skills and her insider knowledge of Ten to try to get him to leave. And thus begins Mabel and Ten’s push-pull journey to their HEA and it begins where all the best love stories do, in the messes of imperfect lives and painful pasts and ends in big feels, bigger truths, and all encompassing love. I loved how accepting everyone at the winery is and how everyone is encouraged to embrace who they are, in all their weird glory. More people and places should work like this. The books in this series (and most of this author’s other books) always alter how I see the world and remind me of the importance of granting grace to almost everyone and not judging people on the internet. Except horrible people like Freida - they do not deserve grace or forgiveness. But mostly everyone else does. My ridiculously romantic heart is so happy right now. I loved this book, the strong women at the winery, and the healing journey of Mabel and Ten. I am sad to see the end of this series but since it’s the Pippa Universe, I know we’ll see them again.

Stella Hunter, Teddy Hamilton, Kristyna Zaharek, Samantha Brentmoor, and Jason Clarke did a phenomenal job narrating the story and characters into life with enough change of inflection, tone and cadence to voice all the many, many characters quite convincingly. This multi cast narration makes a fantastic story even better.

Amazing!!!

I am a huge fan of Pippa’s and have devoured every single book of hers.
This Accidentally Infamous series has been my favorite, and that’s hard to say because I love ALL her books. -Mable and Ten were my favorite couple in the series, though they’re all amazing. Tens journey had me in all the feels.
I really enjoyed the emotional depth, character growth and minimal tears.. but most importantly how much I laughed out loud!!
So many fun side characters and the animals add so much joy.
I never think twice about a Pip purchase and this book/series is exactly why!!

Great story!

I love how Ten’s character grew to be a better man. I thought the 3rd act breakup was stupid & didn’t make sense because of how much he’d grown but I didn’t deduct any starts for it.