Winners, by Jacqui Broderick

A novel novel prepare inwards the Irish Gaelic horseracing scene for certain puts the “racey” into racing.

Winners, the instant novel from Jacqui Broderick, could endure likened to a cross betwixt a Jilly Cooper in addition to a John Francome novel. Like those authors, Broderick’s knowledge of racing in addition to horses shines through.

It is the storey of talented jumps jockey Paris O’Shea, who seems to accept everything going for her: Destiny – a Equus caballus on the cusp of greatness; gorgeous looks; a fiancé (Derry Blake) who is non alone filthy rich, exactly devilishly handsome in addition to champion trainer to boot. But inwards racing equally inwards life, things tin alter inwards the blink of an eye, in addition to a nasty autumn throws the confidence of our heroine.

Destiny becomes a shadow of her one-time self, in addition to her once fearless passenger is at 1 time scarred from the fall, both physically in addition to mentally, in addition to is also afraid to teach on a horse.

Winners, yesteryear Jacqui Broderick
Lavender and White Publishing
ISBN-10: 1842231685; ISBN-13: 978-1842231685
From £1.99
Available from the publisher (ebook) or Amazon GB (paperback) or Amazon US

And presently later Paris’s autumn from Destiny, about other autumn from grace brings her basis tumbling down. Thanks to her alcoholic father’s misfortunate decisions, the identify unit of measurement farm in addition to preparation stables are lost, in addition to her human relationship crumbles, too.

Waiting inwards the wings is the newly fired groom, the bitchy Merrianne, who is the alone individual to reason on her feet later Paris’s downfall. Both destination upward inwards a battle to the complete draw to win the manus of Derry Blake.

We won’t let on whatever to a greater extent than of the plot, exactly suffice to orbit Winners is a fast-paced read in addition to a existent page turner.

And at alone £1.99 the ebook is an absolute bargain.

• The book’s cover is from a painting yesteryear the winner of the Creative Equestrian category inwards the recent Equestrian Social Media Awards, yesteryear creative individual Tony O’Connor.

 

Jacqui Broderick was born inwards Derbyshire, England, in addition to later leaving schoolhouse attended Agricultural College.

“After completing my pedagogy I had a serial of jobs, the primary attraction for whatever seat beingness the sum of fourth dimension available during working hours for me to endure able to write stories,” Broderick says.

“During 1 menstruum of work I wrote outlines for a serial of pony stories alongside heroines named from H5N1 to Z. I also worked for a fourth dimension equally an Artificial Inseminator, making cows pregnant! I finished working inwards 1991 when I got married. Over the side yesteryear side few years I had 3 children, who when I am working on a mass are known equally Shut Up, Go Away in addition to Ask Granny. After my union I began to write journal articles in addition to had a few published inwards province sports magazines.

In 1997 the identify unit of measurement moved to Ireland, in addition to shortly after founded Galway Life Magazine, a glossy 100 page monthly magazine. After her union broke upward she left the journal (now called Galway Now.)

Through the journal she met ex-jockey Shane Broderick, who was paralysed from the cervix downwards inwards a racing accident. “I felt the storey of this brave beau should endure told in addition to approached Wolfhound Press inwards Dublin alongside an persuasion for a book, which was published at the destination of 1999. 

Broderick has written professionally since the mass was published, in addition to worked on diverse projects. From 2000 until 2010, she also worked on the Connemara Trail, taking parties of riders through the spectacular mount scenery of Connemara.

In 2006 Broderick began writing for Ireland’s Horse in addition to Pony Magazine in addition to inwards 2007 became its Editor. In improver to Ireland’s Horse in addition to Pony Magazine sheI also edited in addition to wrote for Ireland’s Pets Magazine, launching the novel publication onto the marketplace inwards 2010. In 2012, she returned to the mass world, launching Lavender in addition to White Publishing, an e-publishing fellowship specialising inwards equestrian titles, both fiction in addition to non-fiction.

 

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