Review: The Girl in the Yellow Vest - Loretta Hill

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Review: The Girl in the Yellow Vest - Book #3 The Girl Series - Loretta Hill - January 2014

The third book in "The Girl" series is The Yellow Vest. The book starts with Lena's wedding and coming up for the wedding is a group of her engineering friends from college. One of those friends is Emily. Her engineer dreams haven't been as exciting as she wished and she now officially has no life as her boyfriend of five years has dumped her and she is in a job she wishes she could quit as really, all she is doing is counting cracks in surfaces. A job that any dummy could do. At the wedding , Emily is re-introduced to her college best friend Will who we can see that beneath the surface there is a bit of unrequited love going on. The story then begins with Emily getting a new direction on her life and moves to the outback and takes a job where Will is working. Meanwhile at the site where Will works we meet the big boss Mark aka Casear - he is grieving for his dead wife and is awful to work for but what will happen when he meets the owner of the motel units that his guys rent out - Charlotte ? She is someone who will not back down and Mark finds her a challenge. Can these two overcome the personal problems shadowing in the background that is forcing them to hold themselves back ? Will Emily find her Prince Charming in Will or when Trent returns with a "I made a big mistake and will you marry me" speech - will she choose him ?
If you love Rural Australian Fiction and Strong "Real" female characters , then check out Loretta Hill's "The Girl" series.





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