Funny Bunnies: A sweet opposites-attract romance novelette (The Pet Set, #3)

Bunny Love and Political Rivalries
This is a very short novella that builds on the previous 2 books in the series. It stands alone well but features characters from the other books. The story can be easily read in an hour and is mental fluff. It is cute and requires no thinking at all. I received this book for free and this is my honest review.

A town that has more crazy bunny fans than they knew also has two bunny fond dogs, prone to borrowing the bunnies for surrogate puppies. I personally grew up around hunting dogs who would have garnered far less kind responses to loose rabbits, so I can understand the mayoral candidate facing some terror about the bunny napping by the big dog.

In the end, that dog and his mate were very friendly woofies, and the bunnies were content. My first fear would also have been bad chew toy adventure.

Instead of disaster, both candidates ended up with new pals and Valentine dates.

Love and friendship are curious things- especially when Newfies get slobberingly involved.

I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

This is a quick and very fun read, especially with the characters from the other books in this series.
Hope Montgomery and Michael Snow are running for who will be the next mayor of Nestlebrook Cove, and both are focused on the upcoming elections.
But when Hope arrives home one day and discovers that her bunny Honey has disappeared, she walks through the city and ends up at Van and Lilly’s house, where she meets their adorable dogs and cats. And when Michael also shows up there to rescue his bunny, Sonny, things get interesting and surprising.
I loved the story and to see again the characters from the previous books, especially the dogs and cats.
I highly recommend the reading.

Bunnies and Politics. Who would have thought it would work. BUT it does. A very short, cute read.

This is a short story about Michael and Hope wanting the same job as mayor. As they fight for the job their attraction and bunnies make for a very entertaining read. This is one to read! I voluntarily reviewed an Advanced Reader Copy of this book.

Very cute and simple short story, Such a sweet little read and a good way to unwind after reading some much deeper books. I would recommend it to others that enjoy animals in there books.

The Pet Set Series:
Funny Bunnies #3 – I fell in love with this clean, simple series. The same neighborhood with visits from the previous cast of characters as we watch a new romance unfold and the lovers meld into the bunch. Plenty of humor dispersed with storylines that keep the reader involved with the story. All the characters are likable, lovable, entertaining, even the ones without fur. Although Hope got under my skin with her thoughts about the people and their animals when she found her Honey; if they were that terrible, Honey would have been supper. This is a nice neighborhood to get lost in for awhile; with all the different personalities, a reader doesn’t stand a chance to get bored. Clean and wholesome, and very quickly read. 4*

Goofy Newfies #1- Warning this book will hurt you! It’s been awhile since I belly laughed my way through a book. Every page had me rolling on the floor till my sides ached. The storylines are cute and interesting. I liked all the characters, some were actually cute and interesting and furry; the humans were likable and nice to have as neighbors. Everyone had their own personalities, whether two or four legged. This is a sweet, clean, wholesome read and it’s perfect for a kids’ bedtime story. I luckily got to chain read the second book. Not only was it great to read a good humor and love filled story, but it was well edited. 5*

Itty Bitty Kitties #2 – This book is almost as funny as Goofy Newfies. There still are plenty of belly laughs, but there’s a touch of gravity with a couple of issues. We’re still in the same neighborhood, just next door and with two new, scratch that, eight new main characters. Again there are the interesting storylines, interesting characters with a variety of personalities, and interesting happenings that are only to be expected. While this book would still work for a bedtime story, there are parts I would skip over depending on the ages of the kiddos. I contacted the author to review this book and received it through Booksprout. 5*
The Pet Set end.

Funny Bunnies: A sweet Opposites Attract Romance Novelette, my fourteenth read from author Ann Omasta. After having read Aloha Baby & planning on reading the rest of the Escape Series books I found myself side-tracked by The Pet Set Duet: Goofy Newfies & Itty Bitty Kitties and now Funny Bunnies. Another, cozyish in nature, short entertaining and well-written read from her (as narrator the author does a wonderful job). I was given an Audible copy of this book & am voluntarily reviewing it. I’ll have to get more books in this series. Now back to the rest of the Escape Series. (RIP Marley January 20, 2014 – July 24, 2018).