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Flock And Roll by Vicki Hilton

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Flock and Roll by Vicki Hilton 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... 

Flock and Roll is the third story in the series, and we get to meet crochet lover Rowena and currently injured hockey player Brody.

Rowena has been in love with Brody, her brother's best friend, since before he left Tuft Swallow to peruse a successful hockey career. She has since been doing her best to forget all about him. Now he is back, this is proving difficult! Judging by the sparks flying when they meet up, perhaps it is not as one-sided as she thought.

With the help from Brody, Rowena is training for a roller derby tryout over in the next town and there a some very memorable moments in the book including the snippet below describing her emergency tryout outfit:

"I looked more Stinkerbell than Tinkerbell. I shrugged. At least with all the holes, I’d be air-conditioned."

Lots of mishaps, sweet moments, tweet peepers, THE GOAT, any some of the characters from the other books are linking this story beautifully to the others on the series.


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 - paper back available now, ebook due 4 June
  • 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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