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1. ERFR HAS A NEW LOCATION! |
REVIEWS Riders On The Storm was the collaboration of a small number of individuals. The book represents a journey of epic proportions: both the journey to Canada and the journey to completing the book. However, all the work that went into the ride and into the book is worth it when we read the wonderful things people are saying about the book. Here are a few of the reviews, well wishes, and sentiments folks have written us.
"The book was one of those you can't lay down.
Enjoyed every page."
"It was a wonderful read, and extremely well
written for our imagination, we were with you every step of the way."
"Humorous, poignant, exciting, suspenseful,
beautiful, stirring . . . it’s all here!"
"I think my tear ducts are too close to my heart .
. . so proud to be part of this . . ."
"You write about horses so fluently that even a
non-horseperson begins to fall in love with them."
"I laughed and laughed and then I cried. Took me
eight hours, but I couldn’t put it down. I read every word."
"I think you did a great job of presenting a very
long, sometimes trying journey with humor, heartfelt feelings and a challenge to
all of us to never give up on a dream."
“I loved your book . . . Once I started reading
it, I couldn’t put it down.”
"I
finished reading . . . couldn't stop until I finished all of it. I never
expected you to live for several months without all the things we consider so
important in our daily life. It proves that hard work and a little luck
make dreams come true."
I'm loving the
book!!! What an undertaking! Your writing style is very easy to read -
pretty much the way you talk. In fact, it's kinda like having a one-way
conversation with you -- very familiar.
I
enjoyed the story very much and was sorry to see it end. I still think
about it and wonder how the "characters" are doing, as if it was a
continuing story. That is when I know I really liked the book - when I
am still thinking about the people and the struggle, etc., long after I
have finished reading it, and missing the characters that make up the
story. I guess I didn't realize how big the undertaking was and what
all was involved . . .
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