By Way of the Moonlight, (Paperback)

from Paula

Such a rich story of equestrian competitions and equine therapy dreams. Ms. Musser draws on her childhood memories of her love of horses and weaves in a fascinating time in history when the east coast of the US was threatened during WWII. The author masterfully combines the 1930s and 40s with pre...

from PatyHinojosa

This was an amazing dual timeline novel! I think it's Elizabeth Musser's best yet! I was glued to the story the whole time. I loved how the author passed from the contemporary to the Depression-World War Two era so seamlessly. The portrayal of the scenes, settings and historical context was so vi...

from MelAndres

By Way of the Moonlight is an absolutely entrancing time-slip story. Even if you're not a horse person don't give up on this novel. It is a book rich in American history along with the author's own childhood memories. And with these two things, along with a love of horses, the author weaves a...

from Tickmenot

Allie has always had three loves: Nana Dale, horses, and the dream of opening a horse therapeutic center. Nana Dale had promised to leave her mansion and valuable acreage to Allie for that purpose. But when her will was read, it had recently been redone, with the land and home going to an unscrup...

from Pam

By Way of the Moonlight is a beautiful dual timeline story. The historical part tells Barbara Dale Butler's story from a young girl through young woman. She grows up with a great love of horses and trains and competes with her dear friend Tommy Ridley, who is a couple of years older. Dale is tiny...