Catch Handle by Alison O’Mara (Book Review #879)

Catch handle is a fictional contemporary story about beautiful Arabian horses and Vivian, a new veterinarian’s journey working with them at her aunt’s ranch.

What I find fascinating, admire, and love most in life is the connection humans have with animals. In this case, horses are the most in-depth animals I have known, and their characters, behaviors, and personality traits are the sweetest. The author managed to beautifully embody this bond and relativity into the story.

Alongside this beautiful connection, the story also had a thrilling mystery nature to it. The protagonist, Vivian, is a smart woman who has studied medicine and is very familiar with horses. As a vet, she suspects foul play after a few incidents of accidents happens. This added mystery and intensified the story. Unexplained murders add up to be through provoking.

A particular note worth mentioning was that you also got to know more about the darker side of horse breeding and training by reading the story. I believe this matter hit closer to my heart than I expected.

I appreciated a woman being the lead character for this contemporary fiction. The added female perspective and touch enriched the story altogether.

I recommend this book to anyone who loves books about horses, breeding, and murder mysteries.

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Written by Jeyran Main

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