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Review by Cindy R. Williams
Before I review The Opal Equation - A Cat Enright Mystery by Lisa Wysocky, let me give you the blurb and some shout outs from the back of the book.
A horse trainer, retired move star, juvenile delinquent, song-writer, eccentric client of a certain age with electric blue hair, and a (possibly) psychic horse lead this Southern equestrian mystery into a fast paced, lightly comic read. Lisa Wysocky is an exciting new voice in mystery fiction.
Praise for The Opium Equation
- "From the first page to the last, The Opium Equation will keep you engaged and wanting more, horse lover or not." Glenn the Geek, founder, Horse Radio Network.
- "Great edge-of-your-seat story! Who's a friend? Who's and enemy? Only the river knows."
Chuck Dauphin, The Dauphin Files
- "The Opium Equation engaged me at every turn of the page. I highly recommend it as a classic mystery based in a realistic horse world." Geoff Tucker DVM
- "As usual, Lisa Wysocky writes with skill and nearly unparalleled knowledge of the equines she dearly loves. Here, she kicks it u a notch in a page-turning mystery that keeps you riveted." Tess Vanattia, publisher, Horse South
Although I'm named after his favorite horse, Cindy, I don't consider myself an equestrian. There was allot of info about horses, most interesting throughout the book. Many chapters end with a horse tip from Cat, the lead character. Example: - Cat's Horse Tip #3 "Horses hear and smell things that humans physically can't."
- Cat's Horse Tip #5 "The safest way to lead a horse through a gate is to push the gate the same direction you are going."
- Cat's Horse Tip #13 "A bad attitude is the first sign a horse is sore or hurting."
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