I received this book for free from Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
Trust Your Heart by Sheila Norton Also by this author: The Vets At Hope Green: Escape to the Country, The Vets at Hope Green: Follow Your Heart, Too Close to Home, A New Start
Series: The Pets at Primrose Cottage #3
Also in this series: A Place to Hide, New Beginnings
Published by Ebury Digital on 18th January 2018
Genres: Chicklit, Contemporary, Humour, Love & Romance, Women's Literary Fiction
Pages: 80
Format: eARC
Source: from Netgalley
Goodreads
PART THREE of a serialised novel - a charming and romantic story about living the simple life and the joy of animals.
Emma Nightingale finds she’s accidentally becoming something of a local celebrity in the small town of Crickleford, and it seems that everyone wants her to look after their pets.
While looking after a hamster, she accidentally uncovers a mystery that threatens to draw even more attention to her. With nowhere to turn, soon Emma will have to make a decision that could cost her everything…
this is part three of a four-part serialised novel.
This is the third part of four in the series. This part was full of antics that made me laugh. The pets that Emma looks after in this part are some real characters.
It was good to see Emma start to open up to Matt in this part as she had so many walls up and her past was really affecting her.
Sheila’s writing style is very easy to read and she writes some of the most beautiful settings. Crinkleford is a lovely little village that would be perfect on a postcard.
This book is the perfect length to read over an afternoon or a weekend and for those who love a romcom book.
About Sheila Norton
I live in Chelmsford, UK, with my husband Alan. We have three married daughters and six grandchildren. I’ve been writing as a hobby ever since I was a little girl, and finally achieved my lifelong ambition to have a novel published, with the acceptance in 2002 of ‘The Trouble With Ally’. Prior to this, I’d been having short stories published in women’s magazines for about ten years.
My most recent books are stories with animals at their heart. THE VETS AT HOPE GREEN is the story of a girl with a dream, and the animals who are part of it.
OLIVER, THE CAT WHO SAVED CHRISTMAS and its sequel CHARLIE, THE KITTEN WHO SAVED A LIFE are heartwarming stories narrated by their cat heroes.
My earlier books were ‘Chick lit’, including a series of three written under the pseudonym of Olivia Ryan. I’ve also published two books – YESTERDAY and TICKET TO RIDE set in the 1960s. More recently I published A GRAND THING, which is a family story with grandparents at its heart.
I worked for most of my life as a medical secretary. I now write full-time. I like to relax by reading, walking,swimming, going to pubs and restaurants and seeing my family and friends.
I am passionate about my writing and love to hear from my readers. I am also happy to give talks to writers’ groups and others, and book signings
Reading this book contributed to these challenges:
Leave a Reply