Status Updates From Fire On The Farm

I think this is the most depressing story I've read ever. I sure hope it gets better...

Not sure how I feel about this book thus far.
Amy's grief over the loss of her husband is like nothing I've ever seen before. Everybody is different in how they mourn the loss of a loved one, but wow, the way this character is written, her grief seems unrealistic. But I'll press on reading a bit more.

Already bored. There's only so much sweetness and caring I can deal with before conflict. Also there is a lot more to rehabbing horses than this book is detailing. Especially foals. She has only worked with the foal a few times in the weeks since it has been born and the way to build up trust and not being scared of common things (like clippers and farriers) is being exposed to it as a foal.

Quick reminder:



Loving how much of a gentleman Brock is.

If a mare is about to foal, you have a lot more warning signs than just her behavior. Temperature drops. pH changes. Wax.

She should have been on foal watch. Just sayin'.

"You have a strong spirit Amy. It's fighting to live, just like that beautiful horse behind you. Your journey isn't over yet. It's time for you to embrace what's next. You don't need me for that."

Getting some strong Heartland vibes here which is funny considering the nekkid man on the cover.