Author:Cathy Woodman
It's all change at Otter House as a new vet moves in. Perfect for fans of Katie Fforde and Catherine Alliott
Motorbike-riding, leather-clad Ross looks like a bad boy, but underneath the leathers, he’s a good-looking charmer and he soon worms way into the hearts of everyone in Talyton St George.
Even vet nurse Shannon warms to him. So when she needs a place to live, it makes sense to move in with Ross. Just as a friend, of course.
As they grapple with escaped snakes and feral cats, their friendship deepens, until they can’t deny their feelings for each other any longer.
But when a terrible accident leaves Shannon’s life in tatters, it changes their relationship forever.
Because how will she ever know whether Ross is staying with her out of love or pity?
Talyton St George, the story so far:
Trust Me, I'm a Vet (Maz and Alex)
Must Be Love (Maz and Alex)
The Sweetest Thing
It's a Vet's Life (Maz and Alex)
The Village Vet
Vets in Love
Country Loving
The Three of Us (Digital short story, companion to Follow Me Home)
Follow Me Home
I have loved every single second I spent reading this book and it left me with a smile on my face. Recommended not only for animal lovers but to all who are in need of cheering up
—— On My BookshelfCathy Woodman writes the kind of books that you just cannot stop reading and Vets on Call is another warm-hearted, charming, compelling and highly enjoyable tale of romance, family and friends that sparkles with humour, pathos and emotion. Peopled with characters you just cannot help but care about and set in a beautifully idyllic village that you’d love to call home, Vets on Call exquisitely balances light-hearted fun with intense and compelling drama that will leave you on the edge of your seat.
—— Bookish JottingsA fun, feel-good read.
—— Good HousekeepingHeartwarming and positive . . . will leave you with a lovely cosy glow
—— My WeeklyIt's impossible not to fall in love with Cathy Bramley's feel-good stories
—— Sunday ExpressAn original, brilliant, evocative novel
—— Chris CleaveA heartbreaking story of how love can flourish in the darkest of times
—— Cathy Rentzenbrink, The BooksellerPart social commentary, part mystery and part dangerous liaison, this poignant story casts an unflinching gaze at the historic treatment of mental health disorders.
—— Financial TimesSuch a magnificent setting definitely demands a story that delivers, all guns blazing. It does, and then some . . . Fiction at it’s finest.
—— Irish IndependentBeautiful
—— StylistAn exquisite love story
—— Good HousekeepingA terrifying, moving and uplifting story
—— February Hot Read , Woman and HomeA poignant against-the-odds love story
—— GlamourTender . . . Hope is the emotion that unspools the delicate connections between these brilliantly drawn characters
—— Psychologies MagazineThe Ballroom is a beautifully wrought novel, a tender, heartbreaking and insightful exploration of the longings that survive in the most inhospitable environments.
—— Sunday Express 5/5 starsMagnificent…a luminary of historical fiction…writing history from the margins, the personal stories behind the era, she delivers profound, poignant stories that stir the emotions.
—— Press AssociationAll the intensity and lyricism of Hope’s debut, Wake
—— Daily MailThe Ballroom confirms her as a novelist of immense power...Exquisitely good. Sensitive, engrossing and highly recommended
—— MetroThe Ballroom is a beautiful, gripping, heart-wrenching, thought-provoking book. I was so enthralled, I read it in an evening, unwilling to put it down.
—— thewritesofwoman.wordpress.comAn atmospheric and thought provoking love story
—— bookslifeandeverything.blogspot.co.ukAn absorbing read from beginning to end . . . I'm already excited to see what Anna Hope does next.
—— thetattooedbook.blogspot.co.ukThis novel is at once romantic, thought-provoking and extremely poignant, with a rich narrative and an ending that moved me to tears
—— culturefly.co.ukGripping final chapters ramp up the suspense towards a hearth-wrenching conclusion ...explores the tensions and trials of the human condition with grace and insight.
—— New York TimesAbsolutely fantastic . . . I'm in real awe of her writing.
—— Elizabeth Macneal, author of THE DOLL FACTORY