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The Horsewoman James Patterson

The Horsewoman is a fictional character. The book was published for horse lovers by James Patterson. James Patterson’s Famous Horsewomen James Patterson and Mike Lupica collaborated on this best-selling book. For the Horsewoman, the Lady Famous Girls

Patterson and Lupica can delve into the world of high-level show jumping and the lives of three generations of powerful women, which is extraordinary for two men. Which is more intriguing, I’m not sure.

The three ladies’ strained complicated relationships or the white-knuckle descriptions of the horse show in the run-up to the Olympics. We form a great bond with these horsewomen. This is a hilarious, engaging, and page-turning novel. This is an intriguing and thought-provoking book.

Summary Horse Woman Book

Emotions rule our lives, and emotions throw two women’s lives into a roller coaster ride they can’t control in this “hugely interesting, gripping page-turner.”

Maggie Atwood and Becky McCabe, mother and daughter and both champion riders, swore they’d never compete against one another.

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Until the nail-biting, nerve-wracking competitions are leading up to the Paris Olympics. The best horsewoman in the world is an ambition shared by both mother and daughter. Coronado is Maggie’s horse. Belgian warmblood of the highest calibre.

The sky is Becky’s horse. A small, fast-moving Dutch warmblood horse. Only James Patterson could deliver such high-octane thrills and spills at such a breakneck speed. Only a Hall of Fame sportswriter like Mike Lupica could pull it off.

Author: The Horsewoman James Patterson

James Patterson is the best-selling author in the world. Alex Cross’s creator has created more enduring fictional heroes than any living novelist. He and his family reside in Florida.

Mike Lupica is a seasoned sports columnist who worked for the New York Daily News for most of his career and is now a member of the National Sports Media Association Hall of Fame. He was a panellist on ESPN’s The Sports Reporters for three decades.