Title: FALLing Asleep . . .
Product review: As an avid horse show-er myself, I was excited to hear about this book and was told it was an accurate depiction of horse show life. While Maristed does describe the horse show world fairly accurately, I find her writing to be tedious and disjointed. It was difficult to follow her choppy descriptions and one-word sentences sometimes. Surprisingly, I enjoyed the love story aspect of the novel more than the horse scenes--Maristed simply seems unsure of herself when attempting to describe horse show life and uses awkward imagery and short verbage in a poor attempt (I think) to up the suspense factor.
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