Mystic Horseman [Large Print]

By Kathleen Eagle

Book Overview

Dillon Black has a dream - Mystic Warriors Horse Camp - a place where wayward youth can connect with the Lakota ways. He has the land the horses and the history. Now all he needs is the money.... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Large Print: Yes
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1602851875
• ISBN13: 9781602851870
• Release Date: January 2008
• Publisher: Center Point
• Length: 375 Pages
• Weight: 1.29 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.2" x 6.2" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Spellbinding

This particular imperfect hero is Dillan Black and his plight to fund a horse camp for kids of his tribe and how he's aided by the improbable duo of his ex-wife Monica (host of a decorating show) and a national syndicated producer of a reality TV show called Who's Your Neighbor Ella. As always her novels contain a lot of wit, beautiful settings and very touching sensual moments always with a moral.

Magic...

I love Kathleen Eagle. Complex characters, plot, and dialog made this a wonderful story and a great read. She knows and portrays her characters so well that you feel as though you've gotten to meet and get to know actual people in a real community. Not the usual formula for a romance, but a brave quest for happy endings in a story with very real problems and issues. The author's love for the people and places she writes about brings romance to 'all-too-human' characters and unforgiving terrains.

Mystic Horseman

This is a great book. You need to read Painted Pony first to better understand the relationships. Kathleen Eagle is an excellent writer about the American Indian. I think I've read all her books and really enjoy them.

Mystic Horseman

Katleen Eagle, once again shows her remarkable ability to write a novel that one cannot put down once they start reading. She can make a person want to quit his/her job and move out West and buy a ranch.

Wonderful return to her best

Great storytelling crossed with memorable, realistic characters. Shows community coming together to honor the past and work for a future for Lakota youth. Lots of exploration of many different relationships. Never felt rushed. Great pacing and humor.