A gifted trainer in a time women are not allowed to race, Nora
Fenton prefers horses to men. They're easier to handle, they're more
reliable, and they never tell her what to do. After her father's
passing, Nora is determined to save her struggling horse farm, starting
with entering her prize colt into the harness races at the 1905
Mississippi Fair. If she wins, she may have a chance at independence.
But when a stranger arrives and starts asking disconcerting questions,
she suspects he may have other motives than unseating her in the
training job that is rightfully hers.
Silas Cavallero will do
whatever it takes to solve the mystery of his father's death--even if it
means training an unwieldy colt for Nora, who wants nothing more than
to see him gone. But when mysterious accidents threaten their safety and
circumstances shrouded in secrets begin unlocking clues to his past,
Silas will have to decide if the truth is worth risking ruining
everything for the feisty woman he's come to admire.
About The Author
What a page turning read the author has given us. As the story opens Nora's father is taking his last breath, what will happen to her and her mother. They live in Mississippi on a beautiful horse farm called Emberwild, love the name, but could just picture the place!
We are given a strong willed young woman, Nora Fenton, a woman who doesn't know the word "no", and sneaks off to the barns to work with horses! She even owns some trousers!
We also have a hurting young man who has just buried his mother, and is now on a quest to find out whom murdered his father and stole their horse. Silas Cavallero, is journeying for answers , but he ends up at Emberwild, and he is a gifted horse trainer.
I loved the training of Arrow, although there are scary times, and then things get even more dangerous, what is going on? Then there is Uncle Amos, will he prevail with his demands?
This is such a great read, and yes, answers come, maybe not like you guessed, but this is a journey with surprises!
I received this book through the Publisher Revell, and was not required to give a positive review.
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