Grand Theft Equine: Lesbian Fiction

De: Margo Moon

Narrado por: Tret Fure

Four strong women. Two love stories. One obsessed heiress.

When winning thoroughbred trainer Joan Caulder comes up short an exercise rider at Churchill Downs, she hires freelance gallop girl Cailen Eagleton who, on the first day in the saddle, shows she can ride like a dream as well as distract her new boss with bold confidence and a rear end made to be framed in chaps. But Cailen believes all horse trainers are egomaniacs who sacrifice horses' interests for the sake of money and prestige.

Imagine the L-Word meets the American turf, with a high-stakes ending, and you'll have the feel of this audiobook.

©2013 Margo Moon (P)2013 Margo Moon

Desperate For A Real Narrator

I tried really hard to enjoy the audio but between the ridiculously slow pace of the audio and the amateurish reader I just couldn't get into it. The sole appealing character in the book was the Hispanic stable girl Bree, who was attending college at night to improve her life. Perhaps it was only due to the narrator but both the lead characters seemed compellingly uninteresting. I have to admit I gave up prior to finishing the book but I don't see any way that the ending could have saved it. As much as I wanted to like this one I just couldn't.

Good story. Bad reader

I enjoyed the story a lot but the reader was terrible. It's a shame because the story was good.

Nice horse/lesbian story

loved it just enough sexual content, but not trashy. wish I could hang out at the track with these ladies.

What a trip

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

What a fun story of two friends who share love, friendship and a little drama . And a few funny parts take will keep you hoping for more..

Have you listened to any of Tret Fure’s other performances before? How does this one compare?

She did a good job, but it took me awhile to get her voice down.

Worst narrator ever!

If you can get past this god awful narrator , and good luck with that than you are a better person than I .
She is terrible on every level , this is like hearing a one woman play done by a six year old reading ( badly ) from que cards , I can forgive a lot especially when the writing good , but nothing will save this . It's a real same I think I could have enjoyed it ,the book had some good parts but it is just painful...don't bother .....Audible should be ashamed for letting this one slip past...