The Mid-Life Trials of Annabeth Hope by Alice May

By Emma Fitzgerald -
Thank you @rararesources and AliceMay_Author for letting me be part of this tour and reviewing this book. The Midlife trials of Annabeth Hope is a romance genre and I absolutely adored this book and was so sad I finished it due to loving the characters and the plot of the story. I was hooked straight away and read in a day. The Midlife Trials of Annabeth Hope made me laugh, and I felt very emotional reading this books at times due to people in the village wanted to help. The story is about Beth who husband left her with three children plus her own living on a farm that is a bit broken. Then there is Rick who is doctor, but things seem to be going wrong for him, and he flees to New Forest where he meets Beth. This is a heart-warming read that will pull at your heart. The story is very easy to warm to and the characters are wonderful, and I felt like I know them for years. I like the title and the front cover it works very well together. If you want a light-hearted read I strongly recommend this book it is awesome. This is the first book I have read by Alice May and I hope to read more , she is very talented writer. 5 stars Two very different worlds are about to collide. Feisty country girl Annabeth Hope has sworn off men since her ex abandoned her. Juggling three resentful step-teens, a hyperactive toddler, a smallholding, and a herd of rescued llamas, she has her hands full. With the roof about to collapse on her crumbling New Forest home, she is desperate to find a way to hold her patchwork family together. The last thing she needs is an attractive distraction moving in next door. Burnt-out inner-city doctor Rick Mahon has left London and his medical career behind in a moment of professional crisis. A malpractice lawsuit is on the horizon, and the cancel culture mob are snapping at his heels. His plan to stay under the radar is thrown off course when he meets his new neighbour and sparks start to fly. Annabeth and Rick couldn't be more different, but maybe they hold the key to each other’s happiness… “What more could we want from life? Family, friends, llamas, and hope... An excellent read.” Jenny Kane, author of the bestselling Mill Grange Series. Purchase Links The Book Guild The Mid-life Trials of Annabeth Hope | The Book Guild Ltd Hive The Mid-life Trials of Annabeth Hope: Alice May: 9781835740590: hive.co.uk WHSmith The Mid-life Trials of Annabeth Hope by Alice May | WHSmith Cole’s Books The Mid-Life Trials of Annabeth Hope by Alice May 9781835740590 Coles Books (coles-books.co.uk) Amazon UK - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mid-life-Trials-Annabeth-Hope-ebook/dp/B0DHYFJH7C/ Amazon US - https://www.amazon.com/Mid-life-Trials-Annabeth-Hope-ebook/dp/B0DHYFJH7C/ Author Bio – A former GP surgery manager, school librarian and art teacher, Alice May is mum to four not-so-small children. She is married to the most patient man on the planet, and they live in the New Forest. Alice started writing in 2016 and she enjoyed playing with words so much that now she can’t stop. Social Media Links – Website: www.alicegmay.com Instagram: @alicegmay YouTube: @alicegmayartandbooks TikTok: @alicegmayartandbooks Facebook: AliceMayAuthor Twitter: @AliceMay_Author

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