The Loneliness of Horses

Description

In The Loneliness of Horses, Andrea Thalasinos crafts a captivating saga that spans generations, time, and geography. Set in the rugged landscapes of Nova Scotia and Arizona’s deserts, the novel follows two women, centuries apart, whose deep love for horses shapes their lives. Thalasinos weaves themes of displacement, resilience, and the bonds of nature. She blends self-discovery with the quiet kinship between humans and animals. This story celebrates courage and the pursuit of freedom. It explores the meaning of standing up for beliefs and the intricate web connecting all life. With her sociology background and commitment to animal welfare, Thalasinos brings every page to life with insight and authenticity.