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Enter the poetic journey of self-discovery in "Searching for Me". Sammantha Rials has thoughtfully captured her relationships and life's journey in a poetic compilation. Enjoy the fragments of her feelings and thoughts, which gives strength to her personal growth. These poems are the rough cuts of the Author's life as well as thoughts about things that fascinate her. This poetry compilation is based on self-discovery. As the Author states, "Sometimes, the closer I feel to figuring myself out, the farther I feel from figuring everything else out. Despite this, I am grateful to love writing and to use it as a medium through which I can begin to understand who, what, and where I belong".

I Hear You, Horse. is full of meaningful life adventures as shared by an ex-corporate executive who found his calling when he founded the non-profit organization, Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary. Tierra Madre Horse Sanctuary, located in Cave Creek, Arizona, is a sanctuary rescue ranch - a "Forever Home" to 31 previously unwanted, neglected, injured or abused horses. Ex-racehorses, ex-show horses, ex-rodeo horses, ex-ranch horses, ex-trail horses - horses of all sizes and breeds have found their way to Tierra Madre. Jim Gath comes from a family of horsemen - his grandfather was a trick rider, trainer and horse trader, one of his uncles was a jockey and another was an owner of rather questionably talented racehorses. As a kid, horses were an important part of his life, but he began his adult life taking a different trail. This book provides a guide that offers riders a proven method of establishing an excellent physical and emotional relationship with their horse. Horses are great at trying to tell us what they need. The trouble is we aren't always listening! Horses communicate with body language and behavior to inform us when something isn't right. Sometimes it is a question of understanding their behavior, sometimes it means we need to change our way of handling them. Author Jim Gath has never, ever met a horse he didn't like. "You just have to listen to them", he says. "They'll tell you everything you need to know." TIERRA MADRE HORSE SANCTUARY is simply a very nice, very loving home for horses who, through no fault of their own, have no better place to go. Good food, good care, a lot of room, a lot of love and understanding and a lot of treats - a place where horses can enjoy being horses. Jim Gath is also the author of 264 W 40th Street - A memoir of his life in New York City in the 1970's.

Jim Gath has lived in the Sonoran Desert of Arizona for nearly two decades, on a ranch that is home to Tierra Madre Horse and Human Sanctuary, which he founded in 2006. Scores of horses - most of whom were injured, abused, neglected or abandoned - have called, and continue to call, Tierra Madre their forever home.Living in a desert clime, with horses, dogs, cats and all kinds of desert critters, Jim has come to love and appreciate the world around him - the big things and the little things - often as seen through the eyes of the truth and a healthy modicum of innocence.In LUNA SONORA, he explores those big and little things - along with the realities, the feelings and emotions that they bring with them.He hopes that what you take away from reading it are a sense of hope, a sense of joy, a sense of the bittersweet and a sense of wonder. And, most of all, a sense of love for the world around us.