Catherine Ryan Hyde Catherine Ryan Hyde is the author of more than 25 published and forthcoming books, including the bestselling When I found You, Pay It Forward, Don't Let Me Go, and Take Me With You.

         

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This is the blog I use for my #DailyGratitude photos and other miscellaneous content sharing. Like my own personal Tumblr!

A lovely horseback riding first for us #DailyGratitude

Catherine Ryan Hyde

Two new friends and I rode off the ranch and into Montana de Oro State Park where we explored the Back Bay trails. Only the first photo was taken by someone else, so that's the only one Nathan and I are in. Five photos.

My friend Maria took this one. That's her horse Sullivan at the bottom of the frame. I'm just ahead on the horse with the AMAZING TAIL (sorry).

My friend Maria took this one. That's her horse Sullivan at the bottom of the frame. I'm just ahead on the horse with the AMAZING TAIL (sorry).

My friend Christina on Whisper (and Nathan, far right).

The Back Bay at low tide.

Christina and the bay.

Maria and Sullivan.

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Bird or no bird #DailyGratitude

Catherine Ryan Hyde

I took this shot because there was a lovely little bird perched on the ends of these branches. I missed him. He flew away. Then I decided the background itself was a shot worth posting. This is in the parking lot of Moonstone Redwood Gallery.

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Funerals for Horses deal alert

Catherine Ryan Hyde

This is a one-day-only deal. The ebook edition of my very first published novel, Funerals for Horses, is a Kindle Daily Deal today at only $0.99.

Some of my readers love my earlier work, others are quite clear that they do not. I'll just say that this novel is darker and more literary than my newer work, and contains more adult material. You can use that information to decide for yourself.

Funerals for Horses was first published in 1997 and was a critical success, with Washington Post Book World calling it "haunting" and Publishers Weekly calling it "brutally lyrical" and "compelling." The San Francisco Chronicle called Funerals, "A moving novel of mourning, celebration and salvation."

Bottom line, for $0.99, you you don't have much to lose by giving one of my older novels a try. 

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