Got Me Thinking

Vet Shop Boys Series, Book 4

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

Friendly Neighbors

I love the dynamic of the story. Fisher is ready to try again. But Chase is newly out and thins he need to be single for awhile. I liked seeing the friendship develop and the unexpected signals they kept putting out there. Glad they both figured stuff out.

Another Great Vet Shop Boys!

Casy Cox's Vet Shop Boys series never disappoint. I enjoy the humor he adds and the sexy time scenes are HOT! John Solo narrating of these books brings the characters to life. He is absolutely one of the best narrators out there!

A beautiful and sweet love story

The story is so sweet, swoon-worthy and beautifully told. John Solo is brilliant as usual in creating a connection with the characters and the character building is masterful.

Everything about this audiobook is beautiful 🤩

Vet school is grad school, not undergrad

Dear Casey Cox,
Vet school is GRAD SCHOOL. No one is graduating at 21. They are doctors when the finish vet school. I’m not sure how you could have missed this in whatever research you did for this series. Otherwise I liked the story. Rant over.

Cute, funny, & just a touch spicy

4.25 stars

As with the rest of this series, this was fun. I love this community we have with the Vet Shop Boys. It's ridiculous and simple, so it's easy to enjoy and simple for the brain. I actually really like Chase and Fischer. I think they are my favorite couple in this series so far. The fact that the way Chase coped with his divorce and coming to terms with his sexuality was to buy a fixer upper and adopt some piglets. It's hilarious and a relatable mid-life crisis reaction. The only thing that felt weird to me were Fischer's daughters and their lack of actual presence in the book. His daughters are such a huge part of the plot, but the scenes they are in, they are just a mention that they are present, but there is no interaction. It just didn't feel like it fit. Although, I LOVED the epilogue. I was just so happy for Chase and Fischer and their family with their HEA. definitely a good read.