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Cat Enright #4
The Mane Equation: A Cat Enright Equestrian Mystery
In this fourth book in the series, Appaloosa show horse trainer Cat Enright finds herself at Canterbury Park in Minnesota after her estranged father, a groom at the track, insists someone is trying to kill him. Cat is happy to temporarily leave her newly-complicated life to see what is going on. After one jockey goes missing and another is murdered, Cat finds herself calling on friends back home in Tennessee to keep her dad and herself safe. One by one, Jon, Darcy, Bubba, Agnes, and even the possibly psychic horse Sally Blue, help Cat discover the truth. This seven-time award-winning Cat Enright cozy series has been optioned for film and television. The author splits her time between Tennessee and Minnesota. “The Mane Equation is a heart-pounding read that will keep you on your toes through the home stretch!” ––Frank Lovato, Jr., Eclipse award-winning jockey, and inventor of the Equicizer
299 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 15, 2017
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About the author
Lisa Wysocky
24 books43 followersLisa Wysocky authors the six-time award winning Cat Enright cozy equestrian mystery series (The Opium Equation, The Magnum Equation, and The Fame Equation). The series features an unlikely cast of characters including a (possibly) psychic horse, and has been optioned for film and television.
In addition, Lisa is the co-author, with Brad Cohen, of Front of the Class: How Tourette Syndrome Made Me the Teacher I Never Had. Front of the Class was seen on Oprah and Inside Edition and in People magazine, and aired as a Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie. It also won several book awards and was nominated for a Faith & Freedom movie award.
Lisa has also co-authored Two Foot Fred with Fred Gill, and Walking on Eggshells, with Lyssa Chapman, a star of the reality series Dog the Bounty Hunter. Hidden Girl, the true story of a child slave here in America, was co-authored with Shyima Hall.
Lisa's book and DVD, My Horse, My Partner, help horse/human partners form amazing bonds; and Horse Country, a beautiful coffee table book, features many stars of country music and their horses.
Lisa is a PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) International instructor and has been chosen as one of the country's Top 50 riding instructors by ARIA. She helps horses and humans connect in meaningful ways and splits her time between Tennessee and Minnesota. Find her at LisaWysocky.com, twitter.com/LisaWysocky, LisaWysocky.blogspot.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/powerofawhisper.
In addition, Lisa is the co-author, with Brad Cohen, of Front of the Class: How Tourette Syndrome Made Me the Teacher I Never Had. Front of the Class was seen on Oprah and Inside Edition and in People magazine, and aired as a Hallmark Hall of Fame television movie. It also won several book awards and was nominated for a Faith & Freedom movie award.
Lisa has also co-authored Two Foot Fred with Fred Gill, and Walking on Eggshells, with Lyssa Chapman, a star of the reality series Dog the Bounty Hunter. Hidden Girl, the true story of a child slave here in America, was co-authored with Shyima Hall.
Lisa's book and DVD, My Horse, My Partner, help horse/human partners form amazing bonds; and Horse Country, a beautiful coffee table book, features many stars of country music and their horses.
Lisa is a PATH (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship) International instructor and has been chosen as one of the country's Top 50 riding instructors by ARIA. She helps horses and humans connect in meaningful ways and splits her time between Tennessee and Minnesota. Find her at LisaWysocky.com, twitter.com/LisaWysocky, LisaWysocky.blogspot.com or on Facebook at facebook.com/powerofawhisper.
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February 4, 2018
Excellent story development
Many series mysteries have a formula and I can often predict whodunit. This one was a complete surprise. Well do e, well done!
Many series mysteries have a formula and I can often predict whodunit. This one was a complete surprise. Well do e, well done!
March 1, 2025
An exciting horse racing mystery with a major plot twist at the end.
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