The wife of Tony Sanchez-Arino, noted hunter and author has written of her life as the wife of such a famous and well known hunter.
Interesting to hear the perspective of a wife of a committed hunter, especially one the stature of Tony Sanchez Arino. She is an average story teller, but very romantic in her descriptions. She is a tough lady and leaves the reader with the impression that she is a survivor and an adapter to about any situation thrown at her. She has sent time in many of the "hunting" countries and offers a perspective on each from a lady's view. I have read one of her husbands books and was not too keen on it. He is definitely a master hunter and quality PH, but his writing was not to my taste. I plan to re-read parts of it to see how it dovetails with this book.

Overall, above average and fun to read but not on the "must read list". It reads quick at 165 pages. I suspect she would be much more fun to talk to in person than to read. She strikes me as a person of vast interests and abilities.

Tony and Isabel were at a Spanish hunting fair I went to in Madrid a few years ago. I couldn't have got within 300 yards the crowd was so big around them.

They are heros in Spain for sure, but even the King of Spain is a pretty relentless hunter.