We will be hosting Jo Ann Heppermann to sign her book Rose Colored Horses. Our hours for the Tea are 1-5 on Sunday, April 22. We will be donated 15% of the proceeds from the book sales to Ovarian Awareness of Kentucky, so even if you can not make the whole tea you can help the cause.

About the Book

“What in God’s name are we thinking?”

“Why do we think this is fun?”

These are just a couple of the questions Jo Ann Heppermann asks and answers in her first book, Rose Colored Horses.

As you travel with her through the ups and downs of a year in her life, you will come to see why Jo Ann believes in God, why she owns and races Thoroughbred race horses and why she sometimes thinks it is fun. Through the year’s journey, Jo Ann gives you an insight into her humor as well as the faith, grit and determination that make up the core of this crazed horsewoman. You will laugh, you will feel Jo Ann’s pain and you will cheer for both the horses and the humans. And you will come to understand why she believes hope springs eternal, particularly if you look at life–and horses–through rose colored glasses.

Jo Ann and her husband, Ken, have owned and syndicated Thoroughbred race horses for eleven years. They have experienced the joys of winning and the agonies of defeat and have lived to tell about it. Jo Ann taught school, worked as an administrator in a law firm and practiced law for eighteen years before hanging up her shingle to follow her horses. She and Ken have two sons, one daughter-in-law and two perfect grandchildren

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