Ephemeral Kindle Edition

I received this book free from one of the book sites. I do not remember which one! This is my honest and voluntary review.The most beautifully written books I've read this year. Join Claire & Sonny on their journey of trust love, and tragedy. The point of view is Sonny's, an 18 year old gelding whose life has been working with cattle and children. His connection with Claire begins with her meeting & then buying him. Sonny teaches Claire & she learns that life means moving forward, not looking behind. I do not have the words to describe what a magnificent book this is. All I can do is encourage you strongly to read Ephemeral. Highly recommended

Take the time to enjoy this book and you’ll be transported into the equestrian world of love and honesty. This story is told from a horse’s point of view, and I’ve learned so much about horses this way. I didn’t want the story to ever end. I highly recommend this book!

I enjoyed this book so much. Loving horses as I do, I loved how Andie lets us into their world, enriching the beauty and intelligence of these special animals. Love of life, heartbreak, and discovery are all here in this wonderful book. I hope. You enjoy it as much as I did. Thanks, Andie, for this beautiful 💝

I love a good animal story and this one is divine. I have always liked horses even though I have never owned one. This story taught me some interesting things about horses and how they feel about humans. I have always had dogs. Love for a horse, a husband and a horse trainer make for a tender story.

Loved the book could not put it down a true unending love story. I'm still crying. Love will heal all and love that the horse tells the story.

I’m a hopeless romantic and love a beautiful love story. But more than that, I love to read love stories between horses and humans. This was that love story. My favorite character is Sonny the horse, main character and my hero. The humans are merely props to remind me that horses, most of them, are all heart.

I first got this ebook because there was a horse on the cover, I love horses. Then I started to read and it turned in to an amazing story about a horse his owner what a connection, I love every minute as the story unfolded, the trainer the owner and the horse. I was and sadden at the ending, but was happy that Stony found a forever home with loving family.

I received a free copy from the author through a book site. This is my voluntary, honest review. I absolutely loved it. It's like a modern day "Black Beauty". Sonny, a retired 18 year old lesson horse tells the story of Clarissa, a woman who is totally clueless about horses but decides to take riding lessons as research for a screen play she's writing. She finds she loves riding and horses although she's not very good at it. She decides to buy a horse and so meets Sonny, who knows she's his person. Told from Sonny's point of view it's a beautiful story of the bond and love they share, of Clarissa's discovery that she can let go of her past and realize she is indeed beautiful and worth something. That she must be always going forward. I don't agree with the reviewer who got on her soap box and said "details about Sonny's bloodlines weren't right", bla, bla, bla. I been around horses all my life, bred, trained, and showed Appaloosas and Quarter Horses for years, have always been into bloodlines and pedigrees. The details were fine. Didn't see all the errors in grammar she mentioned either. I hope her review didn't keep anyone from buying this wonderful book. It makes you think, laugh and cry. I enjoyed it so much. It's one of the best books I've ever read. Very highly recommended.

This is a five star read.Beautifully written. Good descriptions off characters .Story told from human and horse prospectives

That's what got me to start reading. Then there were so many parallels to my own life, I couldn't stop. No, I didn't have a beguiling Argentinian come into my life but finding a horse with an ability to communicate with me, as long as I am open to hearing her, has been as life-changing for me as it was for Clarissa. The ending was unexpected, left me wanting more, yet satisfying. A thoroughly fine read for a middle-aged horsey-girl.