Riding My Horse

About the Book

Meadowlark approached Scott after he had dismounted. “You’re riding my pony,” she declared in a threatening voice and stood with a hostile hands-on-hips posture face-to-face directly in front of him. He was startled! How to respond to this angry girl? “Gosh! I wouldn’t have ridden the pony if l knew you’d be upset. Your brother, Swallow, said it would be okay.” “Well it’s not,” she retorted angrily. “No one rides my pony without asking and me saying so.”

About the Author

This is Bernie Keating’s ninth book. His

eclectic writing pursuits include books

on frontier history, religion, music,

economics, science and two novels.

He was raised in Buffalo Gap, South

Dakota, the setting for this novel. In

his youth he had the aspiration to

become a cowboy and ride the open

range; however, as an adult he became

an executive with a major multi-

national company and rode airplanes

around the world.

In a throw-back to his youth, he and his

wife now live on a ranch in the Sierra

Mountains near Sonora, California,

where they raise maverick deer and

stray cats.