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Leucippotomy: Gigantic chalk horses carved on the hillsides of England. One lies desolate. Can she be restored? Yes, but someone wants to stop you .
Simon Naylor has inherited his father's country house in the Yorkshire Dales and discovers the remains of a massive hillside carving on the land at the back. Along with a neighbour and the hapless, Jonathan Miller, a landscape gardener and charity marathon runner, Simon embarks on a quest to restore this ancient horse. But this horse isn't one to put your money on.
She is a revealer of secrets as all three men find out.
To Paint A White Horse (A mystery) Reviews
To Paint A White Horse (A mystery) Reviews
| 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful  To Paint A White Horse, Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: To Paint A White Horse (A mystery) (Kindle Edition) Lindsey attracted my attention through the title and the photo of a horse's eye on the cover, it was so unusual. Yet as the story unfolded the eye of the horse was pivotal to the remarkably complex plot. The plot came alive for me through truly wonderful characterisation and attention to fine details. It was hard to discern fact from fiction. Honestly, I couldn't put it down (yes, I know that's a cliche). This is one of those uforgettable stories you never want to end. A suprisingly good read, By Lindsey J Carden "Lindsey J Carden" (United Kingdom, N Yorkshire) - See all my reviews This review is from: To Paint A White Horse (A mystery) (Kindle Edition) 5.0 out of 5 stars A surprisingly good read, 8 April 2012By J Goudie "Jomitzi" (UK) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME) This review is from: To Paint A White Horse (Kindle Edition) Well, I didnt know what to expect with this book but I have been very pleasantly surprised. From the book discription I wasnt quite sure what I expected but it had something to do with horses so I downloaded it. The characters are well written and have their strengths and weaknesses explored in full. The story kept me gripped and I just had to know what happened at the end. Who would have thought you could get such a good plot involving restoring a white hill horse, well done. |
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