Farmer Joss and her young son need money, and fast. So she and hippy father, Mick, launch a business of guided walks, thinking they'll lead well-paying, serene people through beautiful mid Wales countryside. However, as the guests arrive at their dilapidated farm, Mick's beloved goats fall ill. The vet calls in The Ministry which slaps a quarantine order on the farm and everyone staying there. As the sun beats down, tempers fray and the bureaucracy of The Ministry grinds slow. Joss battles to keep her guests happy whilst struggling with her own demons of debt and exhaustion. It's soon clear that some guests have different agendas, from finding a new partner, to making a new baby and others are only too happy to oblige. It's not until the water dries up, the oil runs out and guests start to disappear that Joss feels things might be getting a little out of hand... From the Kindle bestselling author of Cold Enough to Freeze Cows "Welcome, Lorraine Jenkin, to my handful of favourite chick-lit authors... Thoroughly feel-good writing" The Bookbag Eating Blackbirds, and Chocolate Mousse and Two Spoons "The various twists and turns of each plot meant that I could hardly stop reading each night!" The Western Mail