Ponyshoes is coming out in a few days!

This is so exciting!  My first novel, Ponyshoes, will be released through Amazon in just a few days.  I had completed the book in 2016 and distributed it only as an ebook, but I was such a novice that I made a bunch of mistakes and, truthfully, my editing left something to be desired.  The version coming out now is the same in terms of content, but the typos and formatting have been cleaned up.

Most importantly, the book will be available both as an ebook and as a paperback.  Once it is out on Amazon, I will be routing it to other online book services, so it should be available wherever you prefer to get your ebooks.

I hope you will take a look at it.  If you do read it, it would be great if you could leave your comments here, whether you like it or not.  Either way will help me as I begin working on my next book in what I hope will become a series.

It also would help me get the story out to more people if you could leave a comment on Amazon.com.

Here is the link to Ponyshoes on amazon.com:  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07NV86PS7

Thanks!

Here is a description of the book:

Jenny and Amy are best friends with each other, and with their horses, Kat and Felix. Soon a new girl arrives--small and shy, and tough as leather. She readily adopts the nickname, Ponyshoes, that snooty Laura tries to taunt her with. Through the summer, Ponyshoes and her new friends ride in horse shows, clear the highest jumps, and win more than their share of ribbons. And when they're not riding, they help rescue sick horses, catch the eye of a cute boy, deal with pain and disappointment, and see dreams come true. But most of all, they have lots of fun.

For anyone who loves horses, this is a must-read. Equal parts funny and heartwarming, the story will leave you feeling good.  And the characters feel like someone you might actually know. They think and talk and act like real girls, not some kid from a movie who is always cheerful, clever, graceful, and good. And as the story moves forward, these girls grow as riders, as friends, and as people.