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Counting Strides
Summary:
Cori Green is a blind girl in a highly technological world- for sighted people. But she isn’t about to give up. After a disturbing accident that lead to a horrible head injury, the girl is left to struggle through the darkness on her mother’s horse farm. She is wandering through life until a young gelding changes it all. A bond is formed, and the two prove to be a cooperative pair. When all is going surprisingly well, a person from her past finds her future. They have all they need to destroy the life she has created for herself, but instead they send her immediately on edge. Will a former friend turn foe to take Cori home, or will they save the day, and bring her to her dreams?
Crimson H.
Counting Strides
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I love horses and I have riding lessons every week. Do you ride?
I think there is nothing better than being around horses. Though writing about horses comes close. ;)
Yes, I have tried to write in first person. And I love to write about girls and horses too! The animals are just do inspiring!
Thanks!
That's great! :D
I hope you post the rest of your book soon.
It looks good so far. I'm looking forward to reading more.
I am in the process of writing a book series about a girl and her horse. I noticed you write in the third person (using the main charachter's name and narrorating for her). I prefer writing in the first person (from the characters point of view using "I"). Have you ever tried that?
I wish you all the best with the book you are writing. Is it about horses too?
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