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Tit Me With Your Best Shot by Chantal Roome

Tit me with your best shot, by Chantal Roome is part of the shared Tuft Swallow world series - a cosy small town keen on bird jokes - with rom-com stories written by seven different authors. 

Tina's Italian Mama is worried about her darling daughter not having married and popped out a handful of children already, but Tina is adamant that she's not interested in dating, and even less so settling down and giving up her independent life as the business owner of Wings and Pizza in Tuft Swallow. 

Nick “Odd Duck” (yes, he does collect rubber ducks), has retired from his successful MMA career and is establishing himself back in Tuft Swallow, looking to start a family, run his gym business, excel (oh well, be ok) at cornhole and grow his already large collection of rubber ducks.

Roome's contribution to the Tuft Swallow series is as funny and heartwarming as the other books I have read in the series. Just the right amount of romance, complications, laughs, goat and meddling family and friends.  

Highly recommended!


The books in the Tuft Swallows series are;

  • That's Cockatoo Much - Kristin MacQueen - available now (review)
  • TIT ME WITH YOUR BEST SHOT - CHANTAL ROOME - AVAILABLE NOW (THIS!)
  • Flock and Roll - Vicki Hilton - due 4 June (review coming soon)
  • Don't Give A Cluck - Karigan Hale - due 18 June
  • Fowl Play - Cassandra Medcalf - due 2 July (review)
  • This Is Hawkward - Joelle Evans - due 16 July
  • No Egrets - Susan Renee - due 30 July

The books will be released throughout May to August. 

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