BlueBuckle

Karin P Schaefer

ISBN 10: 1925786897 / ISBN 13: 9781925786897

Published by Redhat Publishing, 2020

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nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Do you love horses and a rattling good read If you do, then BlueBuckle is a book for you.India Levy arrives in the New South Wales Highlands town of Burragong to sell her grandmother's house. She'll be back in London pursuing her ambition to become a portrait artist within a couple of weeks. But India was never going to simply slip in and out of Burragong. Her grandmother, Grace, was much loved, especially by the Highlands Hunt Club, and her friends are determined to slot India into the gap left by her death.But not everyone was a fan of Grace's. Lady Blythe, owner of Whistlejacket Thoroughbreds with her golden son, Lucien, is right at the top of the list. Seeing an opportunity to at last best her rival, she begins weaving the unsuspecting India into the glamorous world of the Blythes and Whistlejacket Thoroughbreds.How does the dying Whistlejacket stallion, BlueBuckle, help India escape Lady Blythe's manicured grip How and why does BlueBuckle decide that life is worth living after all How do Grace's friends help India with her unexpressed grief and deal with their own when, suddenly, their lives start 'going to shite'.Read on and find out.BlueBuckle is a story about how horses influence our lives and how we influence theirs. It is also a romp, a yarn about characters that will be familiar to those that have a hoof in the horse-world and endearing to those that do not. It is a story of love, in its many forms.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: BlueBuckle
• Publisher: Redhat Publishing
• Publication Date: 2020
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1925786897
• ISBN 13: 9781925786897
• Binding: Taschenbuch
• Condition: Neu
• Dimensions: 229W x 152H x 25D millimeters 229 millimeters width by 152 millimeters height by 25 millimeters depth
• Weight: 688 grams

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Synopsis

Do you love horses and a rattling good read? If you do, then BlueBuckle is a book for you.

India Levy arrives in the New South Wales Highlands town of Burragong to sell her grandmother's house. She'll be back in London pursuing her ambition to become a portrait artist within a couple of weeks. But India was never going to simply slip in and out of Burragong. Her grandmother, Grace, was much loved, especially by the Highlands Hunt Club, and her friends are determined to slot India into the gap left by her death.

But not everyone was a fan of Grace's. Lady Blythe, owner of Whistlejacket Thoroughbreds with her golden son, Lucien, is right at the top of the list. Seeing an opportunity to at last best her rival, she begins weaving the unsuspecting India into the glamorous world of the Blythes and Whistlejacket Thoroughbreds.

How does the dying Whistlejacket stallion, BlueBuckle, help India escape Lady Blythe's manicured grip?

How and why does BlueBuckle decide that life is worth living after all?

How do Grace's friends help India with her unexpressed grief and deal with their own when, suddenly, their lives start "going to shite".

Read on and find out.

BlueBuckle is a story about how horses influence our lives and how we influence theirs. It is also a romp, a yarn about characters that will be familiar to those that have a hoof in the horse-world and endearing to those that do not. It is a story of love, in its many forms.

About the Author

Karin Schaefer lives in country New South Wales, Australia. She is author of the pony books, Dawn Ride and Winning. Karin is intrigued by the relationship between humans and horses. Many people around the world share their lives with horses, as does Karin herself. To some, they are creatures of beauty and refinement, superior athleticism or enormous monetary value. To others, they are healers, spiritual guides, creatures of the mythos or simply friends. Karin uses fiction to explore these relationships, bringing her knowledge of horses and horse owners together to evoke both laughter and contemplation of what, to her, is one of life's great mysteries and joys.