Book Review Must Love Goats

 

Must Love Goats: A Small Town Sweet Romance (Sweet Romance Bites Book 6)

Thea Lawson is forty-three, freshly divorced, and one missed deadline away from losing her publisher.

Thea rented a farmhouse in Georgia for one reason: to finish her children's picture book in peace. No distractions. No entanglements. No one telling her what she should be doing with her life.

Then a one-eared goat eats her porch cushions.

Dr. Jonah Keller, the town's veterinarian, keeps showing up in Thea's yard - apologetic, disarmingly kind, and chasing livestock that treat the property-line fence as a suggestion. He's forty-five, quietly lonely after years of being everyone's steady hand and no one's priority, and he wasn't expecting the prickly new renter next door to become the person he most wants to talk to.

As Thea gets roped into a meddling book club, a goat that follows her to the post office, and a small-town Fall Festival she somehow agreed to help plan, she starts to wonder if the life she was running from might look a lot like the life she actually wants.

A sweet, laugh-out-loud later-in-life romance about second chances, stubborn goats, and the terrifying, wonderful possibility that forty-three is just the beginning.

Book Review 

This is book six of the Sweet Romance Bites series. It’s a sweet, small town, later in life, second chance, romance. Great characters that you fall in love with. I really liked how the author built up the relationship between the two main characters. The chemistry between the two main characters can be felt on every page. The author does a great job developing realistic and relatable characters. This story is well written and will draw you into the characters emotions. You feel all their angst and love