I dont mind regressing back to childhood on occasions!! I've just dug out a few more old ones I have at home. Kate Lattey seems to have written loads so will look into her, though they do seem for younger readers but will maybe try one. I have two copies of the first in the series, strangly! I read them in my early teens, a few years ago now. I have read some of the Riders series already, and agree with comments about the relationship being a bit weird in the story.
After graduating from Sussex University with a BA in Psychology, Emily trained as a primary school teacher and teaches in a local school. Looks a good read, so can't wait to get stuck in! About the author: Emily Williams lives by the seaside in West Sussex with her family and a menagerie of small pets. It was a great story! About to start Rafferty Lincoln Loves next and there is a nice bit from jockey Frankie Dettori at the start and info about the charity for racehorses.
The cover made it seem more like a child's pony book but it wasn't, so thank you for that suggestion. by Emily WilliamsPublished by Lutino PublicationsReleased 14th February 2018236 PagesKindle EditionGoodreads / AmazonA big thank you to the author for sending me an e-arc of this book in exchange for an honest review.A sensational and compelling, coming of age story for older YA readers. Read Blind Beauty last night, aww what a lovely story. I bought a couple in paperback, but most downloaded so got stuck in! Love having a kindle (well app on my phone) so can straight away start reading.
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