Equine ER author Leslie Guttman was featured recently on noted animal communicator Maureen Harmonay’s book club. Harmonay’s in-depth interview, full of background on how Equine ER was written and Leslie’s various adventures at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, can be found by clicking here.  Harmonay also reviewed the book, saying:

"Leslie deftly weaves information about cutting-edge veterinary medical initiatives into her gripping life-and-death accounts of horses whose fates are anything but certain. … (she) writes with suspense, not sentimentality. … accurately capturing the clinical details of each case, but infusing them with so much more. You can feel the tension in an examining room, the achey ‘spent’ feeling of the vets, interns, and techs who seem never to run out of gas, even after they’ve already put in a full shift and a horse’s condition suddenly spirals out of control. And besides the dignity of the horses themselves, what also pours through these pages is the emotional investment made by the veterinarians and their staff in each patient." 

A treat from Sat.’s book party