Sophie Thwaite feels like a fish out of water-- literally. Moving to Chalance to escape the memories of a brutal relationship, she dives headfirst into the quiet, local college in the hopes to stay out of the spotlight and keep her unwanted identity a secret. But her plan is quickly thrown off track when she catches the eye of Adrian O'Connor. From the moment she sees him, she knows there's something different about him; he emits a power that makes those around him cower away, and to her horror and confusion, she inexplicably drawn to him. Trying to understand the connection between them, Sophie soon realizes that are more supernatural things in the world than just her kind, and not all of them are good. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, COPYRIGHTED NP 2013

Cara-Lynn Feller was used to living on a ranch. She had grown up around horses and cowboys. Kip was no different. She had grown up watching him work, and had always seen him as an older brother. He was always there for her and taught her that she doesn't have to be strong all the time. After being away from the ranch for a few years to go to college, she comes back after a family tragedy. Will her feelings for Kip change, or will the new cowboy next door be the one to help her over this tough time. Cover Credit @totallynotlily

Now blind from the horseracing incident two years ago, Brianna tries to live her life away from horses. Though she lives on a ranch, she can hardly do any of the chores. When a chance to ride again arises she takes hold of the reigns and runs. With help from her best friend and a new friend and a loving family, Brianna realizes that the race is not won by crossing the finish line first, but by how you got to it. ~A story about Hope, Trust, and Never Giving Up~ **Cover photo is not mine. I could not find the original source, but it does not belong to me and I will remove it at true owner's wish with proper proof of ownership.**

They're from two different worlds. He lives in the estate house, and she spends most of her time in the stables helping her father train horses. In fact, Savannah has always been much more comfortable around horses than boys. Especially boys like Jack Goodwin—cocky, popular and completely out of her league. She knows the rules: no mixing between the staff and the Goodwin family. But Jack has no such boundaries. With her dream of becoming a jockey, Savannah isn't exactly one to follow the rules either. She's not going to let someone tell her a girl isn't tough enough to race. Sure, it's dangerous. Then again, so is dating Jack... Author's Note: Over the next month on every Wednesday, I'll be posting exclusive sample chapters of my new book RACING SAVANNAH only on Wattpad! It is like Downton Abbey, but set in the South. Hope you enjoy!

All Olivia Cooper wants to do at the Bickleson Huntington Annual End-of-Year Horse Show is ride one of their mares or even her own (almost) gelding in the horsemanship class. But her father has other ideas. He is set on the idea of his daughter showing in the halter showmanship class. He gets a crazy idea and buys a six year old bay arabian with only three months left to train it to be a showmanship horse. And to top it off, Olivia can't get rid of their new neighbor's annoying son.

At just fifteen years old, Blaire Thompson thought she had it all. Living in Alberta, owning a fancy stable and competing top level dressage with her mare, Blaire was happy. She lived for competing and loved every second spent around horses. And then something changed. Her mother, unhappy with Blaire, began to put to much pressure on her. Second place was never good enough. Blaire HAD to win first. But Blaire didn't like this new way of living. She began to dread her lessons and competing. Finally, after a blow up with her mother, Blaire packed a bag, stole some money, food and ran. Anger on her mind, she purches a cow pony to get back at her mother, knowing she never approved of western events and takes to rhe road. Shortly after, by chance, she finds herself at Fire Forest Stables, where she takes up the job as an exercise rider. Then, a chance of a lifetime comes up. The chance to travel around North America, stopping at each rodeo and competing. Eager for adventure, she packs off with her new friends on the journey. Will Blaire ever remember how much fun riding used to be?