‘Hall is a poetic and vivid writer, alert to the world around him, and to others... invigorated by his powers of observation and reflection. In Green is a captivating account of discovery.’ The Herald

‘This is a timeless piece of travel writing...’ The Scottish Field

‘... a fascinating cat's cradle... Hall's account of this out of time yet also curiously timeless adventure, with its soaring highs and crushing lows, is never less than compelling.’ The Scotsman 

‘... a terrific adventure story well told by an articulate, enterprising writer... vivid imagery and genuine conquering of new frontiers.’  Country Life

‘It’s a compelling, uplifting and astonishing read.’ The Sunday Post

‘A striking debut that will transcend its time: an emotionally taut, beautifully written book for eternally restless romantics’ Sophy Roberts, author of Training School For Elephants

‘Romantic in so many senses of the word – a love story, a wilderness quest, a kaleidoscope of European culture and language’ Cal Flyn, author of Islands of Abandonment

‘For all the wanderers and soul-searchers, this will be both balm and permission – no, it’s not easy and yes, you can go too... A vital book’ Mary-Ann Ochota, author of Secret Britain and Hidden Histories

‘An incredible journey, complete with all of the elements of real adventure; joy, despair, challenge and surprise. A book that will inspire many an odyssey!' Leon McCarron, author of Wounded Tigris

'Surprising, gripping and unforgettable. What a fabulous debut!' Mel Giedroyc

‘An utterly enchanting debut – a new favourite book. I was riding side by side with the author, every step of the way’ Antonia Fraser

‘An awe-inspiring tale of adventure, grit, and the deep bond between man, horse and nature – a story that will stir the soul of every reader who dreams of pushing beyond the horizon’ Alastair Humphreys, author of Microadventures

‘A lyrical account of slow travel through the old routes of Europe, and a paean to the even older relationship between humans and horses’ James Roberts, author of Two Lights