Horses of Tir Na Nog, A New Door Opens (book) by Bob Boze on AuthorsDen

Reviewed by Anne Nelson (Reader)

Reviewed on December 14, 2019

First I would like to thank Author Bob Boze for the opportunity of reading this amazing novel! Horses of Tir Na Nog is so well written that as a reader I was able to take in the full realm of the story line without getting lost along the way. I'm excited to see that this is a series, and hopefully I'll be able to get a chance to read the rest. I highly recommend this to other avid readers. Enjoy your read

4.5/5 angel stars
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Reviewed by Hendrika Van Dijk (Reader)

Reviewed on July 13, 2018

Horses of Tir Na Nog is an engaging story about a young woman CJ who has had a rough life growing up with abuse and ending up addicted to drugs. After her recovery in a rehab she started a new life as a ranch manager of rescued horses. On the ranch by luck she meets Shawn, a fire man. They fall madly in love with each other and he shows her that there is a whole new world outside the ranch. She is afraid that her past will ruin their relationship but their love is stronger than that. This story is so heartfelt and really engaging. At first as a reader you really get to know CJ�s life and the way she is caring for the horses and the friends on the farm and everything seems normal. It then turns into a love story and you really feel good that CJ�s life is going so well. But when things start to get mixed up and even get dangerous you really can feel the tension and suspense and you just want to keep on reading to know how the story will develop. As a reader you feel sorry, worried and compassing for the main character CJ. The characters are so likeable and they all care about each other and have each other�s back. I love the humor the characters have. The book gave me a new perspective on how important it is that these horses are being rescued and what it entails to take care of them. I really loved reading the book because of all the twists and turns that you didn�t expect. You really get to know the main characters because of how well described they are in the book and you really get to know what they feel and think. I loved the way the setting San Diego was described. You could really picture all the places that were mentioned. A great book to get into the story and relate to the characters. Highly recommend it!

Reviewed by Brittany Dalton (Reader)

Reviewed on April 28, 2018

This book is well written and keep me wanting to read more and was very hard for me to put down. I can't wait to find out what happens next. The locals made me feel like I was right at home which I love feeling that way when reading some books.

Reviewed by E Harris (Reader)

Reviewed on April 5, 2018

Horses of Tir Na Nog: A New Door Opens is a special book about special people. CJ, the protagonist, is a survivor. She recovered from abuse and began a new life as a manager of a horse rescue ranch. Whether it was fate or luck, Shawn comes into her life and a whole new world opens up for her-one she never would have imagined for herself. Will Shawn still be there for her once he learns about her past?
The author brings to readers a heartwarming story. The characters are three dimensional. They care about each other, recognize the value of their relationships and are non judgmental. The dialogue is often witty and always meaningful. Also included in the story is insight into the workings and need for horse rescue ranches, as well as a look into the fire fighter profession.

I found this book to be well written and easy to read. I look forward to reading the next book in the series.

I received a complimentary copy of this book. The opinions expressed in this review are my own.

Reviewed by Jane Larsen (Reader)

Reviewed on December 17, 2017

This book is well-written and kept me reading much too late. The characters are well-rounded and for ther most part lieable. I want to know what happens next. The locale was fleshed out so that I would feel at home there if I was to visit. It was an inspiring story of people who rise above their troubles. I was surprised several times in where the plot went--not where I thought it was going. The animals were vivid and believablr..