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Fifty Miles at a Breath
Contributor(s): Tremayne, Lizzi (Author)
ISBN: 0995115796     ISBN-13: 9780995115798
Publisher: Blue Mist Publishing
OUR PRICE:   $14.24  
Product Type: Paperback - Other Formats
Published: November 2018
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BISAC Categories:
- Young Adult Fiction | Coming Of Age
Physical Information: 0.59" H x 5.25" W x 8" (0.65 lbs) 282 pages
Themes:
- Sex & Gender - Feminine
 
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Horses bring them together and their future looks rosy--it's the present they can't handle.When equine veterinary student Lena and veteran pilot Blake fall in love, vet school and the past intrude. Add in a long-distance relationship, andthings get just plain hard.

A grueling endurance race tests their horse----and their relationship. Can they make it?

BOOK THREE IN THE ONCE UPON A VET SCHOOL: VET SCHOOL 24/7 SERIES

Books by Lizzi Tremayne: Unpretentious, eminently readable Contemporary and Historical Fiction... by a horse vet

AWARDS FOR THE AUTHORWith Lizzi's first novel, A Long Trail Rolling, she was: Winner 2016 True West Best Western Romance, Finalist 2013 RWNZ Great Beginnings; Winner 2014 RWNZ Pacific Hearts Award; Winner 2015 RWNZ Koru Award for Best First Novel plus third in Koru Long Novel section; and finalist in the 2015 Best Indie Book Award.

The Once Upon a Vet School Overall Series

Drama and humor abound as Lena pursues her childhood dream of becoming an equine vet--and beyond--in this unique series of six independent sequences:

Junior Years

High School Days

College Nights

Vet School 24/7

Practice Time

Currently Available: The Stories of the Once Upon a Vet School Series

Vet School 24/7

Fifty Miles at a Breath (III)

Horses bring them together and their future looks rosy--it's the present they can't handle.

Lena Takes a Foal (IV)

She needs help... he needs to stay away...

Practice Time

Greener Pastures Calling (II)

A new country, a great job, and a good Kiwi bloke. Life couldn't be better.

Until it gets worse