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A romance and coming-of-age narrative about personal freedom, staying true to oneself, and searching for the truth behind commonly held beliefs which may be but lies used to manipulate us.
Living in a brave new sensationalistic world, Eve Lorelei Birdwhistle, a young woman with a curiously independent mind pursues her dream of a bygone era and become a horse trainer, and must not only come to terms with the far-reaching repercussions of her professional and personal shortcomings, but also discover the reality behind the men who run her world.
The imperious Barrett Villin, and the tender-footed Edward Beaumont are two men Eve looks up to for very different reasons. Eve is grasping at the truth which will either help her emancipate from, or further entangle herself in the illusory matrix of pernicious dynastic influences in the equestrian scene (a mirror of the world at large).
Here, the rich and powerful have big ambitions, and little consideration, or love for others. Horses and people are used as pawns in their diabolic games, and gifted riders have to beg for scraps, yet never get a seat at the table that is meant to feed all, and not just a select few.
A romance and coming-of-age narrative about personal freedom, staying true to oneself, and searching for the truth behind commonly held beliefs which may be but lies used to manipulate us.
Living in a brave new sensationalistic world, Eve Lorelei Birdwhistle, a young woman with a curiously independent mind pursues her dream of a bygone era and become a horse trainer, and must not only come to terms with the far-reaching repercussions of her professional and personal shortcomings, but also discover the reality behind the men who run her world.
The imperious Barrett Villin, and the tender-footed Edward Beaumont are two men Eve looks up to for very different reasons. Eve is grasping at the truth which will either help her emancipate from, or further entangle herself in the illusory matrix of pernicious dynastic influences in the equestrian scene (a mirror of the world at large).
Here, the rich and powerful have big ambitions, and little consideration, or love for others. Horses and people are used as pawns in their diabolic games, and gifted riders have to beg for scraps, yet never get a seat at the table that is meant to feed all, and not just a select few.