Really good book for horse lovers, but missing high morals.
Plot
It has been two years since Sam's terrible head injury that sent her away from her Nevada home and to San Francisco for treatment. For two years she has been gone from her family; Blackie the stallion has also been missing since that fateful day. Then one night a horse comes to her: is it Blackie, or is it the legendary stallion known as the Phantom, or is it both?
Morality
A man pretends to be nice but really isn't; Sam sneaks out of the house when she isn't supposed to.
Spiritual Content
None that I can recall.
Violence
A horse hurts Sam sometimes, though unintentionally, and there are references to Sam's past accident. Nothing graphic is described.
Drug and Alcohol Content
None that I can recall.
Sexual Content
None that I can recall.
Crude or Profane Language or Content
None that I can recall.
Conclusion
This is a really good book if the reader loves horses, and as a fan of horses it is an easy book to relate to. The characters are fun and the information on horses is accurate; the tale itself is told well, though for readers younger than teens.
