About the author
Dr Rebecca Frankeny has worked with horses all her life. She is a vet, having qualified at the University of Pennsylvania, where she was first introduced to miniature horses, who have a spectrum of health concerns which arise from their miniaturisation. She’s since had many years’ clinical experience with the breed, and owns her own miniatures. She’s written Miniature Horses: a Veterinary Guide for Owners and Breeders (J A Allen, 2003), as well as one work of fiction: Indefensible, not about a miniature horse at all, but a large and unpredictable event horse whose unpredictability may spell disaster for him and for his rider.
Finding the book
Reasonably easy to find.
Links and sources
Rebecca Frankeny on Horse & Rider Books (link no longer extant)
Bibliography (horse books only)
Indefensible
Helm Publishing, Rockford, 2009
Amanda Wilkes loses her job at the vet hospital to the boss’s nephew; her best friend moves out of state, and before she goes, asks Amanda to look after her event horse, Indefensible. Indy has masses of talent, but he’s dangerous. Amanda is thrilled: she’s loved the horse since she first saw him. Love however is not enough. Amanda was also asked to be kind to Justin, who took her position at the vet hospital. As well as sorting out her feelings for Justin, she has to find
a key to Indy’s behaviour in order to save his life.
