Second Chances at Channel View Farm

Channel View Farm, Book 2

By: Jo Bartlett

Narrated by: Katie Scarfe

Olivia has wasted five long years waiting around for a dream that never came true. Leaving behind the heat and heartbreak of Brisbane, she seeks refuge at Channel View Farm - a wedding venue overlooking the Kent coast run by her childhood friend Ellie. The only thing Olivia knows for sure is that she wants to carry on the career she loves and be close to family and friends. But with her best friend in Kent and her family newly settled in Yorkshire, she can't settle until she finds a job.

Ellie is about to marry the local vet, Ben, and there's a full diary of events at the farm to keep Olivia's mind off her troubles, as well as a part-time job at a summer camp where her dream job seems suddenly within her grasp. But not everything at Channel View Farm is perfect. The business is in financial trouble, and a growing friendship with Ben's best man, Seth, is damaged by Olivia's unwillingness to trust someone new. When Ben's sister makes it clear that Olivia isn't the only one with feelings for Seth, things only get more complicated.

Will the rescue of an abandoned horse and a stranded couple finally make Olivia believe that good men do exist? And can she and Seth find a way to help their friends? Or is she destined to spend her life in the wrong place at the wrong time?

©2018 Jo Bartlett (P)2018 W.F. Howes Ltd

Cute, Feel good book 2

Loved sweet characters. Easy to listen to. Cute series/ story. Great narration. Like a Hallmark movie Romance. Yes, liked it.

Great characters

I like the authors ability to make a good story with some tension and drama without the disturbing road that seems to be the trend lately in popular fiction.

Interesting and engaging story

The second book in a series that is both interesting and wholesome. I enjoy listening to the English voices and banter.

Great story

Just finished this delightful story set in the English country side. Love the characteters and thought the lamb race was cool.