Cow Girl — Kirsty Eyre

Winner of the Comedy Women in Print Prize

Shortlisted for The Katie Fforde Debut Romantic Novel Award 2021

‘Inspired and stylish' Jenny Eclair

‘Original and witty' Helen Lederer

When her father falls ill, Billie returns home to the Yorkshire farm which she left behind for life in London. The transition back to country lass from city girl isn't easy, not least because leaving London means leaving her relationship with Joely Chevalier, just as it was heating up.

And when she gets to Yorkshire, Billie's shocked to discover the family dairy farm is in dire straits �" the last thing Billie expected was a return to the life of a farmer but it isn't long before she's up at 5am with manure up to her wellies.

Can Billie must find a way to keep the cows happy, save the farm and save herself…

Reviews

"Original … strong, wittily-observed characters." Fanny Blake

“Inspired and stylish … We cared about the clever protagonist, the supporting characters and the cows in equal measure.” Jenny Éclair

‘Witty… full of ironic observations' Helen Lederer

About the author

Kirsty grew up in South Yorkshire, idolising comedy writers like Sue Townsend. Having studied languages at Nottingham Trent, her love for theatre led her to write and direct several comedy stage-plays, which received favourable reviews at the Edinburgh and Brighton Fringe festivals. Kirsty now lives in South East London with her partner and two children. Her first novel, Cow Girl, won the inaugural Comedy Women in Print Unpublished Prize. Cow Girl is out in summer 2020.