Neelie is a successful horse trainer who loves her job above all else, perhaps because horses never lie—unlike her husband, Matt. When Neelie realizes that he has been shamelessly cheating on her for some time, she refuses to give up. She hopes to win him back with patience and unconditional affection. This leads her to follow Matt on a dangerous mission to Africa, where they join an expert team to rescue endangered elephants in the bush. Neelie faces the nearly impossible task of earning the trust of a massive creature while trying to rekindle her husband's love. However, she soon discovers that the elephant is much easier to attract and proves to be the more reliable partner. This revelation initially plunges Neelie into despair but also brings a host of turbulent surprises and a fresh start in her life. A humorous novel about an unusual taming and the healing of a broken heart.
Judy Reene Singer Books
Judy Reene Singer, a former high school English teacher, delves into profound human emotions and moral dilemmas in her writing. Her distinctive style is recognized for its depth and its ability to draw readers into complex life situations. Singer often explores themes related to ethics, compassion, and responsibility, offering readers thought-provoking and poignant literary experiences. Her work is celebrated for its sensitivity and insightful perspective on interpersonal relationships and societal issues.
Auswahlbücher: Die Letzte Spur, Frühstück mit Elefant, Kalter Tod, Die Engel von Morgan Hill
- 574 pages
- 21 hours of reading