Take a thrilling ride from the Grand Prix jumping circuit to the wilds of the John Muir Wilderness with Gemcie on her trail to self-discovery.
In the story Gemcie is on her way to the World Cup when she is injured and has to give up professional riding. She determines to ride solo on the John Muir Trail in an attempt to sort out the
confusion in her life. It was quite a leap of faith for me to publish this
story. Writing it was part of my own
healing process when I had to give up riding do to my own injury.
I am so pleased
that The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon
was a finalist in the Indie Excellence
Awards and the Founder's Choice at the Equus Film Fest. Cowgirl has received numerous 5-Star reviews on Amazon and
Goodreads from horse lovers and general readers alike. Here are some of my
favorite comments from readers
“Horses. Romance. Adventure - who could need anything more from a
book? “
“ I
could smell the leather and sweat, feel the wind buffeting the flags at the
shows, hear the whispers of the trees when Gemcie was out in the trail.”
“ Her
writing is so descriptive that you feel you are in the saddle and experiencing
everything Gemcie does. The words describing the amazing mountains makes you
able to feel the wind and smell the rain.”
“Grand Pix has never been
more intriguing! Linda Ballou creates a scenario of charismatic characters,
beautiful surroundings, incredible inspiration, and horse adventure. “
The Cowgirl Jumped Over the Moon on Audible and Amazon.usAmazon.us and Amazon.uk
Linda Ballou is an adventure
travel writer with a host of travel articles on her site, along with
information about her travel memoir, Lost
Angel Walkabout-One Traveler’s Tales; historical novel Wai-nani, A Voice from Old Hawai’i; as well as her novel The Cowgirl Jumped over the Moon at-www.LindaBallouAuthor.com.
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