Moro

Although this story is told from the point of view of a remarkable horse, Moro, it is based on real events experienced by five people bound together by deep ties of love, friendship, and loyalty.
Moro loved his owner from the moment he first saw him, and with him and his children, he learned to marvel at life's exuberance. To Moro, life felt like a sweet dream... a kind of poetry... everything was laughter and joy until the day he lost his beloved owner, and watched the jungle he adored fade; it seemed as if the world were collapsing beneath him.
So Moro set out on a journey marked by fear and sorrow, one that led him to an unexpected awakening. In the emptiness left by absence, he discovered that life never truly stops; it dies, it is reborn, it renews itself, and it opens space for what is yet to come.
Moro is a meditation on resilience, the cycle of life, and the profound truth that when one flower falls, another seed has already begun to stir.

Patricia Eckenrod writes about life, fueled by a love of nature, spirit, and inner experiences that have shaped her. Her characters' psychology is deeply developed, with rich personalities and emotions. Her stories inspire readers to pause, feel, and rediscover the wonder within themselves and in the world around them.