Phantom Stallion #8: Golden Ghost

Sam and her friend Jen are doing a school project in an old ghost town. They see a horse and when Jen starts thinking it's a horse that her family lost. She sort of goes crazy trying to catch the mare. I think the fire and ice palominos sound pretty cool. Very exciting book. better than I thought it would be.

I have read the first thirteen of the Phantom Stallion series, and Golden Ghost is one of my favorites. Like all the Phantom Stallion books, a lot of different story lines are presented throughout the book. You get to know not only the human characters, but also the horses, each of which have their own personality as well. I highly recommend the Phantom Stallion series for any horse lover!

This story enchanted me. I thought that the horse was a ghost. It kept me on the edge the whole time the way that Sam's friend was so crazy about caughting Golden Rose. I thought it was grand I hope many others read this story of mystery.The story was scary the way the whole Phantom Stallion's herd was in danger because of the water.Keep reading the series.

This is a good book. Sam and Jen are doing a history project on the local ghost town. Things begin to get a bit strange Jen and Sam see a Palomino mare and Jen gets a feeling that it was her families long lost mare 'Golden Rose'a mare that was supposed to be used for their breeding program Fire and Ice. but Sam has other things in her mind like why would someone set a trap and why would they have a stall in the back of the old saloon. And then Sam's world spins out her Friend Jake dislikes the person Helping Sam and Jen, then Jen goes a bit obsessed at trying to get Rosa. Will Sam ever get through to her best friend?

This is a fantastic book. It is a mystery that involves Jen's family's lost horse, the ghost town, and the water that has chemicals in it that kills animals. You should defenetly read this book!!