Horse Whispers & Lies


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Horse Whispers & Lies

Horse Whispers and Lies, Veracity Books, July 1999,

ISBN 1-929055-44-7, Printed in the USA

CONTACT DEBRA ANN RISTAU

CONTACT JOYCE RENEBOME

We believe in the truth and share it here. We hope you will find strength on these pages to stand up for the truths in your life.

Monty Roberts lied in his best-selling books

and he lies to the world.

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TRUTH MATTERS

Monty Roberts accuses his father of heinous actions toward horses and humans.

Read what his family and 'those who were there' have to say.

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Hungry for more information?

Read Dominick Dunne's latest novel, Too Much Money.

Dom (now deceased) called it a work of fiction and coded it with the requisite 'any resemblance to actual persons, events, yadda, yadda, to be entirely coincidental.'

Dunne's book is a good read.

(Crown Publishers, New York, 2009)

It is interesting to note that one of his 'fictional' characters happens to bear an amazing 'resemblance' to Monty Roberts.

Coincidence of course.

Funny thing about truth - it has a way of pushing to the surface when least expected.

	"Fact is the underpinning of morality," said Suzannah Lessard, author of The Architect of Desire at the 1997 National Book Awards. "The issue came up," she said, "because there were some books where we had to wonder about the nature of the material. There were memoirs," she said, "that reconstructed extraordinarily detailed conversations from decades past. It raised an issue for us that it was an imaginary work." Readers of nonfiction have a right to expect the truth. Anything less is false advertising—a crime in any other business. Should the book business not be held to the same standards? HORSE WHISPERS & LIES Copyright © 1999 by Debra Ann Ristau and Joyce Renebome All Rights Reserved under International and Pan-American Copyright Conventions. Published in the United States by Veracity Books. No part of this book or site may be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission from the publisher, except by a reviewer who may quote brief passages in a review; nor may any part of this book be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or other, without written permission from the publisher. Publisher: Veracity Books; Editor: Roy M. Carlisle; Copyeditor: Karyn S. DiCastri; Cover: Julie Orona, Never Boring Design; Illustrations: Vern Fergel; Author Photo: Steve Strohm; All photographs courtesy of authors unless otherwise noted. ISBN 1-929055-44-7; Printed in the United States of America TOP AUTHORS AUTHORS MESSAGE FAMILY & FRIENDS PROLOGUE APPENDIX I APPENDIX II PHOTO'S BECAUSE TRUTH & CHARACTER MATTER "Horse Whispers & Lies, copyright 1999. Unauthorized commercial use is prohibitied. Log In access limits use of this book and does not override copyright protection.