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Horsewoman

James Patterson, Mike Lupica

Ages 12–17

Readers rate it 3.3 (4 on Hardcover)

448 pages · Released 2022

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Horsewoman is a sports thriller centered on competitive equestrian athletes—a mother-daughter duo—competing at Olympic level. The story balances themes of family ambition, rivalry, and athletic excellence with some mature content appropriate for older teens. While generally accessible, it contains romantic elements, occasional violence tied to the thriller plot, and exploration of complex family dynamics that suit middle-to-older teen readers.

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From the publisher

Matka a dcera, obě šampionky - ale jen jedna se může zapsat do olympijské historie. Matka a dcera, obě šampionky - ale jen jedna se může zapsat do olympijské historie.

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  • Fiction, romance, action & adventure
  • Fiction, women
  • Fiction, animals
  • Fiction, sports
  • Fiction, thrillers, general
  • Mothers and daughters, fiction
  • Paris (france), fiction
  • collectionid:jpsat
  • nyt:mass-market-monthly=2023-11-12
  • New York Times bestseller
  • Fiction
  • Adventure

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ISBN 9780316499774 · Little Brown & Company

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