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Don't Give A Cluck by Karigan Hale

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Don't Give A Cluck by Karigan Hale is part of the shared Tuft Swallow world series written by seven different authors. All the stories are set in a cosy, small town full of charming people, all keen on bird jokes and minding each others' businesses... 

Don't Give A Cluck is the fourth story in the series, and we get to meet Nix who's been a nomad for the last decade. She's come to Tuft Swallows to be a camp site host. She has an attitude to match her free spirit, and she never plans to stay any longer period of time in any place. 

Thayer is a former award winning architect who's returned home to Tuft Swallow to run his parents' book store. To the horror of the whole town, he's also decided to run a cat rescue - not popular in a town mad about their birds.

Nix and Thayer are both somewhat lost, but they seem to be able to bring out the best in each other - the question is if they'll allow that to happen or if the wanderlust will win? Add in the meddling town folk, a fire, some cute cats and the odds are soon stacking up...

Don't Give A Cluck is another fantastic story in the Tuft Swallow shared world; expect more bird puns, the naughty goat and the return of some of the characters from the previous books.

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 (review)
  • FLOCK AND ROLL - Vicki Hilton - available now (review)
  • Don't Give A Cluck - Karigan Hale - available now
  • Fowl Play - Cassandra Medcalf - due 2 July (review)
  • This Is Hawkward - Joelle Evans - due16 July (review)
  • No Egrets - Susan Renee - due 30 July




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