Book description
"Buy a horse, they said. It will be fun, they said."
Casey Halbach's life was perfectly on track. She had it all: good friends, loving boyfriend, decent job with her very own cubicle.
Then, she met Sky. Riding instructor, barn manager, and whirlwind of energy, Sky effortlessly launches Casey back…
Why read it?
1 author picked Grabbing Mane as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I loved this book because it was so relatable to me as a returning adult equestrian.
The story follows Casey, a woman who left horses behind as a teenager but is called back after meeting someone who reminds her to chase her passions. I honestly felt like the author was describing me!
The struggle for balance between work, family, and horses is never-ending, yet totally worth it in the end.
From Heather's list on The best books if you love horses.
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