Zero Fault

Zero Fault by Brett Shayler follows Leah, a young show jumper grappling with the intense pressures of competition and her family's equestrian legacy. Constantly compared to her older siblings and criticized by her father, Leah battles self-doubt and insecurity. Her journey is defined by the close bond she shares with her horse, Whisper, and her rivalry with the confident Emma. As she trains and competes, Leah learns to overcome her fears, build resilience, and trust in her abilities. The story delves into the emotional and physical challenges of the sport, highlighting the importance of a strong bond between rider and horse. With perseverance and support, Leah grows into a confident competitor and gains a clearer sense of self-worth. The novel explores themes of ambition, self-discovery, and the value of compassion, both for oneself and others.