Synopsis:
Billie fled her Yorkshire upbringing to pursue her dreams of finding a cure for the the illness which killed her mother, yet when her father gets sick, she must return home to save the farm. But the transition from city girl to country lass isn’t easy, not least because leaving London means leaving her relationship with Joely Chevalier, French pharmaceutical femme fatale, just as it was heating up. And when she gets to Yorkshire, Billie’s shocked to discover the family dairy farm is in dire straits. Battling misogyny, homophobia and the economic turmoil of a dairy crisis can Billie find a way to save the farm, save the cows and save herself?”
Publication Dates:
EBook - 25th June 2020
Paperback: 3rd September 2020
My Review/ Thoughts:
Today is my turn on the blog tour for this interesting book, my review is short and sweet and I don't really want to write to much to give away any spoilers. But let me just say I loved the bit with the bikinis and the march!
This was my first LGBTQ+ book and it's perfect time to post my review during pride month! I really enjoyed it, if I be honest it wasn’t much of a different storyline to the normal books read. The only difference was that the love interested was grumpy female vet rather than a grumpy male vet!
I loved every chapter (especially chapter titles) and the plot of Billie trying to keep the farm going whilst her dad is in hospital and is trying to remember everything she has been taught by him many years ago.
Not only has Billie got he struggles of managing the farm, she also has to deal with the homophobia of the village residents. Especially the comments from the farm helper and the local bakery owner!
I’d recommend this book to readers who like contemporary romance fiction and modern romance
Link to buy it is an ebook: Amazon
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