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Twenty years after her competitive riding career died, Annemarie Zimmer worries that her relationship with the man she loves is off course, and fears that daughter Eva's own dreams of Olympic glory will carry her far from home... and into harm's way.
When the teenage Eva is invited to audition for a world-class trainer, Annemarie realizes that she must give Eva a chance to soar. But when Eva falls in love with a spectacular blue roan Nokota who hasn't let anyone ride him since his arrival at the barn, Annemarie's doubts come crashing back.
It is a time of change at Maple Brook, when fears must be saddled and broken. And one remarkable family must learn how to deal with Flying Changes.
This title is a sequel to "Riding Lessons".
When the teenage Eva is invited to audition for a world-class trainer, Annemarie realizes that she must give Eva a chance to soar. But when Eva falls in love with a spectacular blue roan Nokota who hasn't let anyone ride him since his arrival at the barn, Annemarie's doubts come crashing back.
It is a time of change at Maple Brook, when fears must be saddled and broken. And one remarkable family must learn how to deal with Flying Changes.
This title is a sequel to "Riding Lessons".
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Teri S. (
3 member(s) found this review helpful.
A great follow-up to "Riding Lessons". Just make sure you read them in order - there are references that won't make since unless you have already read "Riding Lessons".
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I really enjoyed this. It's by the author of Water For Elephants, she writes really well. This story revolves around horses and is about a mother who was a competitive rider and her daughter who wants to ride in the Olympics. A love story is intertwined and the man is a vet involved in horse rescue. A really good story about a family and the inevitability of change.
2 member(s) found this review helpful.
I really enjoyed this book. The characters are three dimensional and the setting of horses and jumping is mixed with the feelings of a woman coming to terms with her life, her daughter and her lover. The main character is vulnerable, spunky and emotional which I really enjoyed.
Anita H. (
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
A quick summer read, not too taxing at any level. There is one passage at the very end that I loved. If you've ever ridden you'll recognize the part where our heroine is reading her horse's ears. It took me back to one of the grumpier animals I used to ride who always said "NO WAY" with his ears.
1 member(s) found this review helpful.
This is a great sequel to the first book. For anyone involved with horses it is a very enjoyable read--I finished it in a day or so.
Please Rate these Book Reviews
Mary S. (I loved this book...i finished it in a day and could not put it down. I wish that there was another one after it.
Joyce B. (Awesome book. Follow up to Riding Lessons. This time Annemarie has to sit back as Eva grows up. Lots of emotional things happen towards the end of the book. Find out if Annemarie will end up with her true love Dan.
Melody C. (Very good book a little too tidy an ending but overall satisfying conclusion to Annemarie Zimmer's story.
Kristen R. (This was a fun, quick read. Great for those of us who once (still dream of) rode. It's fun to re-live old memories.
Melissa M. (This book was excellent, This as the other books of Sara Gruen are not the normally the books i read but I was impressed with this book.
Katherine R. (This is a great sequel to "Riding Lessons"! If you loved Riding Lessons, you will absolutely enjoy this book!
This is the sequel to Riding Lessons another one of Sara Gruen's books.
Sue E. (The sequel to "Riding Lessons" a poignat and exhilarating tale of embracing life and galloping free from a remarkable new voice in American Literature.
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