Supporting Friends

Some of us fly planes, and others fly in the wind on the back or their horse and then they write about it. We write about what we know, and to know the love of a horse, is an amazing thing.

Please join me today in the success of yet another Heather McCorkle novel.  Heather's historical young adult fantasy, To Ride A Puca is now available in eBook and hardback at B&N, Amazon, and other retail sites.

Note: This is for a mature YA audiences... as story that everyone will love it.

 Invaders are coming to take what isn't theirs, again. 

Neala wants to stand and fight for her homeland, but as one of the last druids, she may be standing alone.

Persecuted, hunted down, forced to live in obscurity, the druids have all but given up. Can the determination of a girl who has barely come into her power bring them together? Or, just when she finally finds her place among her kind, will they end up losing a homeland their very magic is tied to?

I had the opportunity to read a few chapters during the creation of To Ride A Puca, and  I'll be the first to tell you that this book is a definite: Wow!

As writers we strive to instill feeling with the words we paint across the pages, and Heather has done that. Her connection to animals and horses comes through in her writing of this fabulous story. The book opens with Neala on the back of her beloved friend, and their first ride will start your heart pounding with the beat of each hoof as she carries you through a touching adventure of acceptance and survival, life, death, and eternal love. 

Would you be willing to stand up for what rightfully belongs to you? Even if it means death? Join Neala as her world is turned upside down, and share her journey. 

Thank you for another lovely story Heather. I hope everyone will keep an eye out for this one. 

Get your copy of ToRide A Puca today!

XOX Karlene  

In mention of the love of a horse, please join me in loving memory of An's Dear friend Nikki. While time moves forward, and another horse will join An's life, nothing will ever replace the loss of a loved one. Only time will ease the pain.