A New Family at Puddleduck Farm

By: Della Galton

Narrated by: Karen Cass

Welcome back to Puddleduck Farm and a wonderfully warm, festive and uplifting read from Della Galton

Uplifting, poignant, feel-good fiction at its best. Perfect for the fans of Alison Sherlock, Sarah Hope and Lisa Hobman

Are there enough hours in the day for everyone to find their happy place?

Phoebe Dashwood and Sam Hendrie welcome their beautiful baby daughter into their already busy lives. With motherhood now top of Phoebe’s to-do list alongside being a vet, and running an animal sanctuary there’s no time for daydreaming.

As Phoebe battles sleepless nights, extra challenges arise in the shape of abandoned African pygmy hedgehogs, stolen cats, and a worrying trend to keep wildlife as pets.

Meanwhile, Sam is selflessly left holding the baby and when a familiar face from the past returns old feelings are tested. With so many plates spinning Sam worries something may get broken – he just hopes it won’t be their relationship.

Can parenthood, a relationship, and a professional life be successfully juggled and is it really ever possible to have it all?

Praise for Della Galton:

'A delightful story, in what promises to be a wonderful new series, full of fun and animal drama!' - Jo Bartlett

'A beautifully written, gentle story about self-acceptance, family and friendship.' - Sarah Bennett

'Puddleduck Farm will find its way into your heart - a wonderfully cosy read!' - Fay Keenan

'A warm, delightful read full of friendship and family with a touch of love on the horizon ... I can't wait to see what happens next at Puddleduck Farm!' - Helen Rolfe

'A gorgeous start to a heart-warming new series, filled with engaging characters and a delightful cast of animals. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to Puddleduck Farm!’ - Jill Steeples

©2025 Della Galton (P)2025 Boldwood Books

Puddleduck series continues…

… but this story wasn’t a favorite. A main couple struggle w post baby life and others track a shady breeder. No love story or rom-com. Perfect narration, as usual, but story just wasn’t my cup of tea.