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The Race to Destiny
A look at current events through the eyes of Nahgwa twenty years later. In this sequel to Fate of the Stallion, Nahgwa's beloved Riding Club has become a popular family tourist attraction protecting a way of life and a valuable art collection. Relationships are resolved. New characters emerge, but dark forces infiltrate the membership. When the president is found dead, The Club rallies against sabotage from within and greedy real estate developers ready to tear apart everything the champion stallion loves.
The original novel made Nahgwa front page news. Called one of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania's "most celebrated citizens" his book could be found in almost every public and school library. A documentary was broadcast on television stations in seven countries.
"The Race to Destiny" follows Nahgwa's path as restless members of the Riding Club struggle with the very same issues facing society today. Loosely based on the horse show facility where Nahgwa once lived, Hevener crafts an unusual take on political restlessness internationally and hope for things turning out better than we think they might.
The original novel made Nahgwa front page news. Called one of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania's "most celebrated citizens" his book could be found in almost every public and school library. A documentary was broadcast on television stations in seven countries.
"The Race to Destiny" follows Nahgwa's path as restless members of the Riding Club struggle with the very same issues facing society today. Loosely based on the horse show facility where Nahgwa once lived, Hevener crafts an unusual take on political restlessness internationally and hope for things turning out better than we think they might.
Book Details
- Publisher: Independently Published
- Publish Date: Jul 15th, 2024
- Pages: 320
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.50in - 5.50in - 0.67in - 0.82lb
- EAN: 9798333176233
- Categories: • Non-Classifiable• Metaphysics