Talking with Horses
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“Colin uses all his senses, experience, and knowledge gathered through many years as a true student of equine to carry his readers through the fascinating and mesmerizing world of equine communication and history. His ability to weave all of his experience into a fascinating story makes this book one I guarantee will keep you up late at night reading and wanting more.”
—Dr. Jerry Johnson, head of psychology, Grand Valley State University,Grand Rapids, Michigan.
“Colin’s book is the most unique and innovative insight into human and horse interaction of my acquaintance … a fascinating landmark.”
—Henry Curry, MD
“This book has touched my heart greatly for the special needs children who are highly medicated because nobody wants to take the time to figure a more natural way. …It has inspired me to connect more closely with my own horse, Gracie, who is empowering me and thereby helping me be inspired by my gifted, but different, son, Zac.”
—Susan Williams,Westlake, California
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She falls in love with Zehun, a Lieutenant of Attila the Hun, while he saves her from savages who want her dead. She returns the favor by saving Zehun seconds before he is sliced to pieces by Roman soldiers who have captured him. She places seven arrows into seven soldiers in as many seconds, shooting left and right handed with her bow. This happens in an action-packed fantasy world Emma Armbrust has created as a refuge from her autism. In real life, her autism enables her to communicate with her jumping horse Tower, as people and horses did millions of years before. Emma is 18 years old, tall, blonde and beautiful . She lives in the hills of Malibu, California, where she also falls in love with Jules , a troubled young man who is her age, and also a social outcast. There is just one problem. Zehun and Jules look exactly alike—they just live 2,000 years apart. While Emma tries desperately to resolve her love triangle, she survives medication to make her “normal” and then rides Tower to National Grand Prix victory, thus saving the family horse ranch from bankruptcy.
About the Author
Colin Dangaard was reared in Mareeba, North Queensland, a dusty cattle town on the rim of the Australian Outback, where he grew up riding horses. He founded the Australian Stock Saddle company in Malibu, California. He also is a seasoned journalist, having worked out of 25 countries. He was the youngest editor in Asia, where he edited the HONGKONG STAR and later was Editor of The Dominion Sunday Times, a national newspaper in New Zealand. He sailed a 34-ft wooden boat from Africa to America, where he became Rupert Murdoch’s fi rst Hollywood Editor for the National STAR. He had his own TV show interviewing celebrities and became one of Hollywood’s most widely syndicated columnists. Colin lives in Malibu, California, with his horses, dogs and his wife of 33 years Linda Fox. His passions are racing horses cross country, bladed weapons, guns, whips, writing, gardening and wringing the best time he can out of every day.
Contact Colin at cedangaard@gmail.com or tassc@aol.com, (818) 889 6988, FAX (818) 889 7271, check FACEBOOK COLIN DANGAARD or visit his Australian Stock Saddle Company at www.aussiesaddle.com. Or call or write: P.O.Box 987, Malibu, Ca., 90265.