Greener Pastures Calling

A new country, a great job, and a "good Kiwi bloke".Life couldn't be better.Until it gets worse. Newly emigrated to New Zealand, equine veterinarian Lena wants a "good Kiwi bloke", but they're elusive as their nocturnal namesake. Her history with men is not, shall we say, salubrious.Nigel's avoiding females, unless they're cows, horses, or his mother. After his first marriage, he won't be responsible for anyone else's life ever again.Sparks fly when they meet, but not that first time, over the dirty instruments in a filthy cowshed. They're made for each other... until Nigel remembers where he first saw her. And then the questions start.BOOK TWO IN THE ONCE UPON A VET SCHOOL: PRACTICE TIMESERIES Books by Lizzi Tremayne: Unpretentious, eminently readable Contemporary and Historical Fiction... by a horse vet AWARDS FOR THE AUTHORWith Lizzi's first novel, A Long Trail Rolling, she was: Winner 2016 True West Best Western Romance, Finalist 2013 RWNZ Great Beginnings; Winner 2014 RWNZ Pacific Hearts Award; Winner 2015 RWNZ Koru Award for Best First Novel plus third in Koru Long Novel section; and finalist in the 2015 Best Indie Book Award. The Once Upon a Vet School Overall SeriesDrama and humor abound as Lena pursues her childhood dream of becoming an equine vet-and beyond-in this unique series of six independent sequences: Junior Years High School Days College Nights Vet School 24/7 Practice Time Currently Available The Stories of the Once Upon a Vet School Series Vet School 24/7 Fifty Miles at a Breath (III)Horses bring them together and their future looks rosy-it's the present they can't handle.Lena Takes a Foal (IV)She needs help... he needs to stay away... Practice Time Greener Pastures Calling (II)A new country, a great job, and a good Kiwi bloke. Life couldn't be better.Until it gets worseAUTHOR BIO: Lizzi grew up riding wild in the Santa Cruz Mountain redwoods, became an equine veterinarian at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, practiced in the California Pony Express and Gold Country before emigrating to New Zealand. When not writing, she's swinging a rapier or shooting a bow in medieval garb, riding, driving a carriage or playing on her farm, singing, or working as an equine veterinarian. She's multiply published and awarded in special interest magazines and veterinary periodicals.