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Phantom Stallion: Wild Horse Island #2: The Shining Stallion (Bk. 2) | 
 enlarge | Author: Terri Farley
Publisher: HarperCollins
Category: Book
List Price: $4.99
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Rating:  4 reviews
Sales Rank: 239246
Media: Paperback
Reading Level: Ages 9-12
Pages: 224
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Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.1 x 0.6
ISBN: 0060815434
EAN: 9780060815431
ASIN: 0060815434
Publication Date: September 1, 2007
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Ever since Darby rescued her wild filly mustang, she's been having a tough time at her grandfather's ranch. And after she accidentally endangers one of his loyal and steady horses, she can't help but wonder if she really belongs on a horse ranch at all. But then a shadowy horse shows up, prowling the grounds at night. Could it be the legendary Shining Stallion of Hawaii? And why is Darby the only one who has seen him? One thing is certain: When the mysterious stallion sets out to challenge the wrong horse, only Darby can stop him—before anyone gets hurt.
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 Shining Stallion September 4, 2008
I liked this book alot. Darby having asthma makes the series more interesting. If I ever tried to write a book about a person named Darby it would sound dumb and weird. But terri farley makes it work. THe whole thing with the bracelet made out of hair was strange. I liked this book alot and I like Megan.
 Where is the actual story? October 27, 2007
Sapphire
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
When I finished this book, I literally said aloud, "Oh, that's the end?" I had no idea the climax of the book had already past. I was waiting for the action to start. To me, this book had potential, but it never took off. I think it would have been cooler if the mysterious stallion had stolen Hoku, but Darby went after her and Hoku would choose her over living in the wild.
Looking back, the first book was similar (you know, no real climax), but I can forgive that because the author had to introduce the characters and the setting so there was less story. By the second book, we should see some action and a real storyline.
I am currently reading the third book and I am intrigued so far. I have a question about it for anyone who knows: is the horse on the cover supposed to be Tango? It looks more like a bay than a red roan horse. Any idea?
Like I said, this book had potentional, but it wasn't very exciting or interesting at any point. Great cover illustration and idea though.
Courtesy of Teens Read Too October 26, 2007
TeensReadToo.com (All Over the US & Canada)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Welcome to 'Moku Lio Hihiu', better known as Wild Horse Island. THE SHINING STALLION is Book 2 of Terri Farley's PHANTOM STALLION, WILD HORSE ISLAND series, and right away readers will join main character Darby Carter as she challenges her brand new filly Hoku in a nose-to-nose standoff. Darby has just moved in with her newfound grandfather, Jonah, at Iolani Ranch, his Hawaiian home, but between an error she makes handling one of the horses - and a clash with stylish older cousin Megan -things aren't going as well as she'd hoped. And then there's the alarming nighttime visit from a fiery black stallion that only Darby has seen. Is he the deadly 'Shining Stallion', a chilling island legend? Can Darby stop him from hurting anything - or anyone - else? Mystical tales from Hawaii's past and a magic bracelet charm enter the mix. Not to mention an all-too-modern crime, the theft of priceless Hawaiian artifacts.
The many methods and responsibilities involved in caring for horses blend nicely with the stallion mystery, making this an ideal book for serious young riding enthusiasts. But all readers will appreciate the exotic Hawaiian setting and spunky heroine as she struggles to win her place among the people and animals of Wild Horse Island. (Note: While THE SHINING STALLION succeeds as a stand-alone story, beginning with Book One might give a fuller picture of Darby's friends and family, especially her absent parents and enigmatic grandfather, Jonah. But the 'Darby's Diary/Dictionary' postcript does offer basic personal facts plus helpful Hawaiian terms and lore.)
Ms. Farley has a refined, classic writing style and flawless good taste. She avoids current slang and references to cell phones or other technology, giving her work a refreshing, timeless quality that still feels contemporary. The dramatic, satisfying final chapters retain enough mystery to carry Darby into her next adventure. No doubt her fans will be waiting.
Reviewed by: D. M. Nigro
Phantom Stallion Wild Horse Island The Shining Stallion September 19, 2007
Salena R. Alfaro
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Getting better. Im starting to connect with Darby and the mysteries she has to solve!Looking forward to the 3rd book.
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