Storm
by Lisa Mahoney
Price: $1.99 USD. 117450 words.
Published on February 25, 2011. Fiction.
Storm. A tale of horses; of trust, betrayal and letting go. Everyone has a story, Rachel thought she knew hers - sensible daughter of the local larrikin; hard working, passionate, principled - in control of her destiny. Storm is the racehorse she rescued from an untimely demise. Together they have forged an unbeatable partnership ... then she discovers her life is a lie and she loses everything.
Location: Australia
Member Since: Feb. 25, 2011
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Lisa Mahoney
Biography
I was born August 1st, 1963. Horses,in particular thoroughbreds, have been a lifelong love and my connection to them a constant source of intrigue and delight. My first novel, Storm, explores the complicated bonds that exist between horse and human with the hope that more of us will learn to transcend our conditioning and discover freedom.
I live in the Jarrah forest of South Western Australia with family (two legged and four) and friends.
Thanks for reading.
Lisa
I live in the Jarrah forest of South Western Australia with family (two legged and four) and friends.
Thanks for reading.
Lisa
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- Walking for Peace, an inner journey
on Feb. 26, 2012
Walking for Peace is a story of THE epic journey, the one to self. Written with integrity and honesty it offers a privileged insight into the writers very personal confrontation with herself. For anyone who perceives there is a path, but lacks the courage to take the first step, this story is a worthy travel companion. It is an honour to walk this part of the way with you.
- Do You Believe?
on March 06, 2012
Glimpses of a lovely soul and a stunning cover!
- The Way of the Eagle: An Early California Journey of Awakening
on March 23, 2012
A beautiful story, well told. May its 'strong medicine' reach far and wide.
- Whispering Tides
on March 27, 2012
An engaging, loose-limbed story about 'human-ness', but with an eye to what else is out there. I believe the oaks and the black birds would approve. I really liked it.