Murder Rides a Pale Horse introduces readers to Baretta Browning, known as B, a seasoned eventing official who never expected her life around horses to lead her into the world of murder and mystery.
When a shocking death disrupts the equestrian community, B finds herself drawn into a case that is far more complicated than it first appears. What begins as an unsettling encounter soon becomes an unexpected investigation, putting B’s sharp instincts, knowledge of the horse world, and ability to read people to the test.
An eventing official by profession and an accidental sleuth by circumstance, B is determined to uncover the truth, even when doing so places her dangerously close to the killer.
Set against the compelling backdrop of the equestrian world, Murder Rides a Pale Horse is a gripping whodunnit filled with horses, secrets, suspicious characters, and unexpected twists. For B, the pursuit of justice was never part of the job description, but once murder enters her world, there is no turning back.
The first book in a captivating trilogy, Murder Rides a Pale Horse is the beginning of B Browning’s journey from eventing official to accidental sleuth. And if you love strong, intelligent, independent female characters, you will love B.
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