Comments on: Gordath Wood — well, it’s made an early entrance! http://www.patricesarath.com/gordath-wood/gordath-wood-well-its-made-an-early-entrance/ Writing lessons and the writing life Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:44:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Kris TwoOwls http://www.patricesarath.com/gordath-wood/gordath-wood-well-its-made-an-early-entrance/comment-page-1/#comment-937 Kris TwoOwls Sun, 20 Jul 2008 23:43:18 +0000 http://www.patricesarath.com/fantasy-writing/gordath-wood-well-its-made-an-early-entrance/#comment-937 I just finished Gordath Wood and I LOVED it! It's rare to find a book that leaves me wondering what the characters are doing when I'm not reading the book. And it's wonderful to have horse characters who are brought to life with the same detail as the humans. I've been looking for a good horse story that really communicates the bond between horse and human and while that wasn't the real focus of your story, I'm hooked for sure! Will the adventure continue? I hope so! I found your book tucked neatly beside Charlaine Harris's latest Sookie Stackhouse paperback (not a bad place to be- it got my attention!) in the tiny book section at the BX at Lackland USAFB in San Antonio. Congratulations! I just finished Gordath Wood and I LOVED it! It’s rare to find a book that leaves me wondering what the characters are doing when I’m not reading the book. And it’s wonderful to have horse characters who are brought to life with the same detail as the humans. I’ve been looking for a good horse story that really communicates the bond between horse and human and while that wasn’t the real focus of your story, I’m hooked for sure! Will the adventure continue? I hope so!

I found your book tucked neatly beside Charlaine Harris’s latest Sookie Stackhouse paperback (not a bad place to be- it got my attention!) in the tiny book section at the BX at Lackland USAFB in San Antonio.

Congratulations!

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