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The Vets At Hope Green - Part 1 by Sheila Norton Review

Hi ForeverBookers,

I've just read The Vets At Hope Green - Part One in ONE sitting because it was really good! I got this book through NetGalley so thank you to NetGalley for the chance to read it.

5 Stars!

In this contemporary story, we follow our lead character Sam as she deals with job and relationship drama in London. She works as a vets receptionist but has always had the dream of becoming a vet herself.

We learn very early on that Sam is pregnant with her boyfriend's baby. They're having drama, as I said about whether or not they want to be together. Her boyfriend, Adam tells her that he doesn't want children, when it's clear that she does, even before she's pregnant.

She goes away to Hope Green, a village in South England to recuperate a little bit. She stays with her nan who has an old dog called Rufus. Sam helps care for him. Sam alson meets a new vet, Joe Bradley while she's there. Not everything has been revealed about him yet, though. I can definitely see a romance happening between Sam and Joe though.

It was really easy to read and the story was addicting, hence the 5 star rating.

I look forward to hopefully continuing the series of part novels.

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