Title: "Pretty good" fiction
Product review: Working in a bookstore, I've read a ton of fiction out there, especially bestsellers. I think for his first try, Mr. Evans deserves a slap or two on the back. I've noticed that most fiction takes a little easing into to get the plot going. This book, however, quickly sweeps you off of your feet from the very first chapter and doesn't stop going until the last quarter of the book. It loses a little steam at the end, true, but overall it is a very touching story about the way an injured horse and one man affected a family. I was disappointed in the lack of actual "whispering" done, but I think the story was written to be about the MAN, not the horse...after all, the title does concern him. And why shouldn't it focus on the people and their problems? If you want to read about HOW a whisperer works his magic, try the non-fiction aisles. You might learn a lot more there.
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