I recently finished Pride by Natalie Keller Reinert, Book 2 in her Eventing Series. As I sat down to write this review, I realized that I never wrote my review on Book 1, Ambition. So, you are about to get two for the price of...
Natalie Keller Reinert is one of my favorite equestrian authors. I recently interviewed her for Horse & Style Magazine because she is just so cool, and everyone should know! Reinert’s most recent book is Show Barn Blues; I finished it about a month...
I love a classic who-done-it murder mystery. My grandmother got me hooked on Mary Higgins Clark’s mystery novels years ago, so this genre has always been a favorite. I recently finished Dick and Felix Francis’ novel, Silks, and I thoroughly enjoyed it! Believe it...
Yes, it’s that time again – time to break out the books for the summer! Below are my ‘equestrian reads’ recommendations, as well as a look at my own list! My Recommendations Turning for Home, by Natalie Keller Reinert In this 4th book of the Alex and...
Turning for Home is Natalie Keller Reinert’s fourth Alex and Alexander novel, and I have happily read each one. While really enjoyed Other People’s Horses (and Claiming Christmas was pretty cute), Turning for Home is probably my favorite. Why? Probably because I finally grew...
I’ve been a fan of author Natalie Keller Reinert’s since I read her first novel, The Head and Not the Heart, and I’ve since picked up the majority of her other books. (Ambition and Turning for Home are on my Kindle waiting for me...
Tis the season for summer reading lists. Below are my recommendations for multiple horsey reads, as well as a peek into what’s on my own list! My Recommendations Finding My Distance, Julia Wendell This is a memoir written by eventer Julia Wendell. I picked this up...
I’m not sure how Natalie Keller Reinert and I became Facebook friends, but I think it was around the release of her first novel, “The Head and not the Heart,” which also kind of coincided with the Retired Racehorse Training Project’s first Trainer Challenge. ...
The Big Question in The Head and not the Heart Though I hate to admit this, every so often I wonder what my life would be like without horses. I usually ask myself this question when I’m at the farm on the coldest day of...