The Horse's Lawyer

About the Book

It wasn't hard to find the landmarks Roland had told him to look for in the foothills. He saw more grass than he had ever expected to find. Hills lay as sloping shoulders on either side suggesting the shape of a valley that turned to a rock-ribbed canyon after a few miles. Wind began to rise and he tugged his hat down snug. The horse turned south without being asked. The boy leaned forward, occasional bursts of sand stinging his face, full of expectation that the horse would find the water. Roland's voice came rolling across the expanse of his mind unbidden.

About the Author

The Horse is not mute; one simply has to know their language. A horse cannot lie or give false representation of itself. As the author declares, "I will represent any horse in court and prove it was only practising self preservation- regardless of its behavior!"

H. A. McNary lives in Texas where he writes novels and raises quarter horses. On occasion, he assists humans in their understanding of the horse.