Bobby Cameron is the son of a famous rancher and a hippie. After being left at his father’s ranch "just for the summer" and never picked up by his mother again, Bobby used every minute of his day to enjoy the vast beauty of Highwood, his father’s magnificent farm, and to hone his natural talents training and breaking horses. After his father’s death, he finds himself faced with massive debts due to the declining profits in cattle farming. Using his talents and trading on his name, which is well-known in the horse training world, Bobby begins chasing his dream to turn Highwood into a horse training ranch as well as a cattle ranch. That’s when he gets asked to Newmarket. He goes to train some of the more unruly of the beautiful horses there and ends up meeting the one woman who would never allow his mind to be completely his own again.

In the world of crooked race horse owners, oversexed jockeys and undersexed widows-in-training, greedy businessmen, and fickle "celebutantes," Milly and Bobby slowly find their way through the danger and corruption to the one place they always dreamed of finding.

I like this audio. The language is some sections seems a bit too vulgar even though it does give the desired effect by illustrating the sleaziness of several of the characters. My favorite characters, though, ended up being Amy, the chunky daughter of a rich race horse owner, and Dylan, Bobby’s friend and ranch hand. It’s an interesting look at the world of racing and very realistic in terms of what celebrity and bad choices can do to a person. I recommend it to anyone who loves an intriguing twist on the old world of horse racing.

Sonya Walger narrates this interesting tale. She gives all the characters a voice of their own. Her reading style will truly keep the listener engaged the whole way through.