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Appaloosa Summer – Episode 6

In Episode 6 of the Appaloosa Summer podcast audiobook, narrated by author Tudor Robins, Meg has to convince her mom to let her keep Salem - and figure out how to keep Salem in her field.

Appaloosa Summer – Episode 5

In Episode 5 of the Appaloosa Summer podcast audiobook, narrated by author Tudor Robins, Meg - who thought she'd never get a horse again - gets a horse.

Appaloosa Summer – Episode 4

In Episode 4 of the Appaloosa Summer podcast audiobook, narrated by author Tudor Robins, Meg learns more about the tractor-driving cowboy.

Appaloosa Summer – Episode 3

In Episode 3 of the Appaloosa Summer podcast audiobook, narrated by author Tudor Robins, Meg meets a farmer who piques her interest in tractors … and the guys who drive them.

Appaloosa Summer – Episode 2

In Episode 2 of the Appaloosa Summer podcast audiobook, narrated by author Tudor Robins, Meg is offered an opportunity that could change her summer.

Appaloosa Summer – Episode 1

Episode 1 “Meg must deal with a devastating and unexpected loss in the riding ring, that makes her question not only her summer plans, but the future of her riding.” Narrated by the author, this is the first of 11 episodes of Appaloosa Summer. Want to read the book? Appaloosa...

Big Opinions and Amazon

  “Opinions are like belly buttons … everybody has one.” Nobody knows who said it first — and yes, that is the polite version of that saying. Opinions are everywhere. I mean, in some ways, Twitter is really just one long list of everybody’s opinions. This last year, with COVID,...

Spotlight: Ontario Collegiate Equestrian Association (OCEA)

  As my first child went off to university this fall, I became more aware of athletic opportunities at universities with, of course, a particular interest in equestrian clubs / teams. When I went to university I was: a) Lucky that there actually was an equestrian club at my university....

The Re-Read Project – Flying Finish

Closing paragraph: “Through the window I saw Tom Wells come out of his bungalow, staring first up at the circling fighters and then down at the D.C.4. He shrugged his arms into his old sheepskin jacket and began to run towards me over the grass.” If you’ve read my other...

(Important) Parts of Speech

We need to talk about him, her, us, you … we need to talk about pronouns (and collective nouns, too). Words are important to me. They’re my play, my pleasure, and my profession. My author tagline is “Stories to make you smile” – obviously I don’t want my words to...