Fast as the Wind: A Novel  (Paperback, Nat Gould)

In "Fast as the Wind," Gould likely tells a story set against the backdrop of horse racing and the world of horse breeding. The title suggests a narrative that revolves around the speed, excitement, and thrill of horse racing, with the phrase "fast as the wind" evoking the image of swift and powerful horses galloping across the track. The novel may follow the journey of a protagonist who is involved in the horse racing industry, whether as a jockey, trainer, owner, or enthusiast. As they navigate the highs and lows of the racing world, they may encounter challenges such as fierce competition, personal rivalries, and the pursuit of glory and success on the racetrack.