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Appaloosa Summer: A coming-of-age story about healing, friendship, love, and horses (Island) Legare Street Press Hillerbrand's basic assumption remains consistent:"A great read about horses, with a human romance thrown in." Amazon Reviewer "A book about healing, about friendship and love." Amazon Reviewer Meg has never known loss. Until her heart horse drops dead underneath her in the show ring. Jared has been living with loss ever since his father died in a tragic farming accident. Meg escapes her grief by changing everything about her life; moving away to spend the summer on an island in the St. Lawrence