The Sand Pounder

<p><span style=background-color: rgba(0 0 0 0); color: rgba(0 0 0 1)><p><b>2021 Maincrest Media Historical Fiction Award Winner<br></b></p><p><b><em>The Sand Pounder</em> is one of those rare historical novels with a charm that appeals to both young and old readers. <em>-Vincent Dublado for</em> Readers' Favorite<br></b></p><p><b>M.J. Evans does an excellent job of winding the era's history and the lesser-known job of the Sand Pounders into a realistic story of a mature teen's determination to make a difference in her world. <em>-Diane Donovan for </em>Midwest Book Review<br></b></p><p><b>A gripping YA historical novel packed full of twists turns and memorable characters. Highly recommended! <em>-Wishing Shelf Book Review (UK)</em></b><br></p><p>Fearing an invasion by German and Japanese forces during World War II the U.S. Coast Guard enlisted horsemen to patrol the beaches along the east and west coasts. The unit was called The Sand Pounders and they rode their horses up and down the beaches from 1942 to 1944.<br></p><p>In Tillamook Oregon a young equestrian decided to join them. There was only one problem...they were only accepting men. That didn't slow her down.<br></p><p><em>The Sand Pounder </em>is a Young Adult historical fiction set during World War II. ���</p><span>���</span></span></p>