Wow. Wow. Wow. Love Love Love Foaling Season!

Foaling Season, Released on July 26, Foaling Season introduces the new Briar Hill Farm series in the new work by the winning author of more than twenty books with horses. She is one of my favorite contemporary equestrian writers whose novels I have enjoyed reading for years. At the end, I was disappointed—not already 'home!'—and also enjoying a small literary buzz with all my horse-loving genes we're full of happiness.

But I did something a bit unusual, even for me: I picked up my device and started reading the downloaded version at the end. I was disappointed—not already 'home!'—and also enjoying a small literary buzz with all my horse-loving genes we're full of happiness.

But I did something a bit unusual, even for me: I picked up my device and started reading the downloaded version. At the end, I was disappointed—not already 'home!'—and also enjoying a small literary buzz with all my horse-loving genes we're full of happiness.

Reinert has created a substantial community of horse-people from diverse backgrounds, social strata, sports, and disciplines.

They get along, disagree, and shift happens. But they overcome differences, providing each other with vitally needed support, friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom. Friendship, sound advice, and wisdom.

Jules has come a long way in Foaling Season, and Pete proves he's a keeper. The birth of their son, a couple of months before this tale begins, impacts their lives in many ways. In fact, baby Jack finds himself in fence-mending mode, playing part-parenting parts around getting on a horse, no even the beloved Dynamo. She experiences quite an emotional hurdle. Reinert deals deftly with the issue of childbirth and female equestrian athletes, amidst all the full-color portraits that comprise Foaling Season.