Stagestruck (A Saddle Creek Book)

by Shelley Peterson

Book Overview

Abby is overjoyed when she is paired with champion showjumper Dancer. But strange events at an old converted barn start putting unexpected, and dangerous, obstacles in her path. With the help of a... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1554703239
• ISBN13: 9781554703234
• Release Date: August 2010
• Publisher: Cormorant Books
• Length: 270 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 7.8" x 0.6" x 5.0"

Customer Reviews

A great ending to the trilogy

Shelley Peterson has once again created a masterpiece. It is the third book in her series about Dancer, and Abby Malone. This book has a good bit of horse to keep the horse enthusiast happy, yet ventures outside horses to the world of acting. Ghosts, and other suprises abound as the local acting troupe puts on Pinnochio. Of course Owen still wants to get his hands on Dancer, and we find out what happens to Mousey (now that she is grown up - from the first book Dancer). I would reccomend these well written horse books to anyone - they are simply amazing.

Good piece of writing

This is the first of Shelley Peterson's novels that I've read, but I must say I enjoyed it, not having read the first two books. It is full of suspense although sometimes, this is my opinion however, the author drifted away from describing the finer details such as the horse's movements, or the forest scenery. Overall, though, it was a good read. Recommended for horse lovers ages 10 and up.

Shelley Peterson has done it again

As the third book written by this woman, I must say that with each book her writing gets better and better. In this compelling novel, Abby Malone is out riding on Moonlight Sonata 'Moonie', bringing Moonie's baby Moon Dancer 'Leggy' along. When a thunderstorm hits, they take refuge in an abandoned barn which has old theater inside, as well as a mysterious tenant who 'lives' there.Because Hilary is off at university, she has asked Abby to ride and excercise Dancer for her, but soon Abby finds herself caught in a tangle of mysterious events as Samuel Owens has been recently released. As Abby prepares Dancer for the Grand Invitional and the community comes together to mount a production of Pnocchio at the old theater strange things begin to occur. I truly recommand this book to whoever has read Dancer and Abby Malone as this is another of Shelley Peterson's masterpieces that should not be missed.