Review: Between children, hedgehogs, and love
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 11, 2012
Helen Scott-Taylor offers us another sweet story set in a quaint village of the English countryside. The characters will grab you from the first page. The heroine, Victoria, is a down-to-earth woman who is not easily intimidated. After touring the world as an expert photographer, she's now living with her eight-year old daughter and teaching media at the local art college. Victoria's hobby of rescuing and caring for injured and sick hedgehogs has turned into a mission. The locals call her the Hedgehog Lady. She'd do anything to protect her little patients. But she has to deal with her neighbors. The new owner of Larchfield Hall wants to renovate the manor and erect luxurious homes on the ten acres of gardens. In other words, his bulldozers would kill the hedgehogs.Luckily for Victoria and her protégés, Adam Cantrell is a nice guy, and a smart one, who'd find a solution to every problem. Especially when his only son befriends Victoria's daughter, and Adam himself enjoys the young mother's company. A delightful romance.