Maple Dale: Anniversary Edition

MaryAnn Meyers is a true artist. Maple Dale, as with the other books I have read by MaryAnn, is a canvas on which she has painted her characters in livid fashion. She stirs emotion with a heartwarming story line that floats like the spirit of the main character, Leah. You find yourself despising the villan, feeling empathy for the young equestrian and demanding justice for the headmistress of Maple Dale.Although I know very little about horses and riding, Maple Dale was a wonderful read and continues to solidify my position as a true MaryAnn Meyers fan.

This book was such a fun read! I own horses and can relate to the story as our barn was sold to developers. I could not put this book down and finished it in a day. The characters are so real and the writing creates a vivid picture for the reader. I think anyone who enjoys a good mystery and loves horses will be thrilled to own this book!

From someone who doesn't read much, I found I couldn't put this book down. I just had to find out what would happen next. Maple Dale will make you laugh and cry but thru it all you'll find a character you can completely relate to. A true story with real emotion, at the end you'll just want more. I have given the book as gifts several times and everyone has agreed, this IS a great story. I hope that MaryAnn gives us many more great books, readers need more wonderful stories like hers. What an imagination!

An extraordinary story of a women trapped in an alternate exsistant hoping to save the only place she has ever called home. With the help of a friend and some newly made friends, the ghost of Mapledale fights to preserve a dream and helps bring together scattered friendships along the way. This fast page turning is a delight for believers and even for those who have yet to know that they can believe

Maple Dale was so wonderful. I couldn't put it down. I have already circulated the book to three of my friends. They all agree Maple Dale was so easy to read, held our interest and the writer was able to convey and express human emotions to the reader both happy and sad. I can relate to the book as my family loves horses and enjoys good reading. I think this could be movie. Ofcourse, I want to play Leah Oliver.I hope Mary Ann continues to write and publish books that are enjoyable, affordable and bring a little sunshine to my day.