Horse racing, Fiction. Death, Fiction. Fathers and daughters, Fiction. Religious fiction. Christian life, Fiction. Death. Fathers and daughters. Horse racing 

It should have been the most thrilling moment in Trisha Evanston's life. She and her thoroughbred, Spitfire, had just won the famed Belmont Classic, the third diamond in the Triple Crown. Trish was the first woman jockey to win the honor.But none of it mattered now. Not the trophies, not the applause, not the money. Unknown to her during the race, Trish's father had died at the hospital just before the race of her life began. When she didn't see him in the crowd, a nod from her brother confirmed her worst fears.In the days ahead, Trish is overwhelmed with reminders of her father. Shadows of grief cloud her life. The healing process must come, but where does it begin?Her Father's Race Is Finished. Will Trish Be Able to Keep Going? - from Amzon



As sixteen-year-old Tricia grieves over the death of her father, she loses interest in horse racing and begins to question the wisdom of God.