Who remembers the Caroline Akrill 'Eventer's Dream' trilogy.... there's a NEW 4th book!

[RachelFerd]

no sorry! it was O P i meant

however, well done for cooking and reading whilst having the lurgy, some skills there !

the answer is - no kids, no dogs, horses on livery during the week. And lots of time sat on trains going to meetings all over the country.

 

[SantaVera]

Loved eventers dream, I can highly recommend it. Have just ordered the last baronet off Amazon, looking forward to reading it.

 

[SantaVera]

Loved eventers dream, I can highly recommend it. Have just ordered the last baronet off Amazon, looking forward to reading it.

I mean the new book courses for horses! Loved the whole trilogy and this forth book is excellent.

 

[whizzer]

I was about to post this exact topic, having discovered the fourth book, Courses for Horses, down an accidental Amazon wormhole. I then bought ebay copies of the original three (mine are stuck in storage miles away that I don't have easy access to), and read all four this weekend - a wonderful trip down memory lane, and a great new book! So I just wanted to give this post a bump for anyone else who loved the original books and missed the original thread!

Thanks for the bump! Absolutely adored these books, have just ordered this for my kindle.

 

[GoldenWillow]

Thanks for the bump! Absolutely adored these books, have just ordered this for my kindle.

Yes, I have just done the same.

 

[VRIN]

I have never read them -just bought all four (actually free on kindle) and looking forward to reading them.

 

[LEC]

It’s free on kindle unlimited!!

 

[whizzer]

I also ordered the trilogy of showing books as read the middle one years ago but could never find the others! Absolutely loving them!

 

[jojo5]

Can we use this thread to recommend other horse-based fiction that people have enjoyed as much as the Akrill books?

 

[rabatsa]

Not read these books but I have her first book 16 hands between your legs.

 

[Wizardsnecklace]

Can we use this thread to recommend other horse-based fiction that people have enjoyed as much as the Akrill books?

Love the Akrill books. Just got the fourth one on Kindle Unlimited. The Lane Dimity books by Leanne Owens, Muted, Rescued and Hunted are incredibly sad in places, but riveting reads.

 

[fidleyspromise]

I'd love more recommendations if people have any especially for kindle unlimited.
I'm halfway through the first book and loving it.
Don't have a favourite horse yet, bad tempered chestnut, the Comet, 40 Yr old bay mare... its a tough one.

Leanne Owens books are good as are Sally Marsh - her Gorse series is good.

 

[Sandstone1]

I am reading The Horsewoman by James Patterson and Mike Lupica. Its set in Usa about showjumping. Its ok, not too heavy reading and as I have been off work ill with flu its keeping me entertained.

 

[Bernster]

Recommendations for good reads - In The Pink by Molly Watson. It’s been out for a while but it’s a hoot. It’s about her experiences out hunting. It has some very recognisable characters and is a really entertaining read.