Got Me Going

Vet Shop Boys, Book 5

By: Casey Cox

Narrated by: John Solo

A must-listen romance about a veterinarian looking for love. Contains mature themes.

©2022 Casey Cox (P)2022 Tantor

It’s a free listen. So kudos. Just a minor critique

I do not understand how missing one testicle is a deformity. It would be hardly noticeable. Everything is functional? I don’t understand the problem. Every time it was mentioned as such a life altering situation kicked me out of the story unable to suspend disbelief. Trust me, my patience with ludicrous stories is immense. Otherwise good listen.

Better Plans

I enjoyed they journey Tyler and Daly take together. They both have tough things to overcome. They just work well together. I love seeing them make a better life for themselves and Daly’s grandma.

Cute and fun, but not my favorite in the series

3.75 stars

Tyler and Daly are a cute couple whose journey was a fun one. This community with the Vet Shop Boys is a comfy, cozy one that I have enjoyed coming back to. The characters are interesting, and the story is simple and fun. I love a good easy-for-the-brain read, and this fits that bill in the best way. My only two issues revolve around Tyler. He is a great character and I loved getting to know what all was underneath that sassy and larger than life exterior. That said, it felt like the author was writing a Gen Z character without ever having met one in real life. Some of it felt forced and cringey in a not-so-fun way. I also didn't like how Tyler just completely avoided his struggles at the clinic and left them high and dry. That didn't feel in character and seemed high school level immature behavior. I liked that it was acknowledged later and he apologized, but it didn't feel right for him to begin with. All in all, I had fun hanging with these crazy characters again.

Love thier story

Geart story, that unfold with seriousness balanced with humor. Loved Daly.. who met and over so many health challenges. He was the right man for Tyler.

a missed opportunity

so many important themes raised but brushed sway and handled too lightly. Somehow it felt the emphasis was all wrong. the reader did a good job.