“Silken and unscented, so perfect on the outside, but with something vital missing. Like Jade’s childhood.”
At first sight, this book had everything I could dream for: the story occurs inside an animal rescue in England’s countryside, one of the characters is a vet. Unfortunately, I didn’t realize (and it is completely on me) it also had two tropes I don’t like: love triangle and surprise pregnancy. Though they are used in a SUPER ORIGINAL (then not triggering for me) way, it made the book a bit difficult to read. Add the multiple POV (that I don’t like much when I read a romance), and it made it a complicated road for me.
That doesn’t mean the book isn’t good, just that it wasn’t for me.
I loved Finn and Sarah, the main characters, they had interesting things to say, and I liked how they have trouble communicating as they have secrets that they aren’t their own to share, I adored the setting and how the writing made it super charming, as much as the interactions with the animals made me swoon, but I unfortunately couldn’t empathize with them. I truly wish I could, because I loved Sarah especially, and found many common points with her. That being said, if these tropes aren’t a problem for you, and if you like multiple POV (and not just 2), then you’ll probably like this very cute book.
Thank you Della Galton, Boldwood Books and NetGalley for the ARC. My opinions are my own.