Lainey McCarty has always wanted to gallop across the prairie, ride broncs, cut cattle with her dad and brothers, compete in rodeos, and be a cowgirl. But with all her luck, she is born in the middle of the city. Jackie and Wyatt (The parents), were raised on farms. But not long after they got married, Wyatt got a well paid job. And that job, made them all move to the city. When some things go wrong, Wyatt resigns from his job. The kids were young, so they could learn everything they needed to. They all move to the country, over 50km away from the nearest town. In this book, you will read about Lainey, pursuing her dreams. Finding a cowgirl best friend, and winning at rodeos.

Kennedy and her siblings have always dreamed of living in the countryside, and one day, that dream finally comes true. Ever since Kennedy was five years old, she's wanted to learn to ride, become a horse gentler, and be a pro cattle cutter. But in their small city house with less than an acre of land, there was never enough space for a horse. When her parents announce they're moving to a fifty-five-acre property in the country, Kennedy and her siblings can hardly believe it. The moment they arrive, Kennedy discovers two horses waiting in the paddock a surprise birthday gift she never expected. With her first riding lesson at Riding Academy, Kennedy meets Ari, a girl who shares her passion for horses and cattle cutting. Together, they navigate the adventures and challenges of country life.

Four rebels. One crash. And a grace they never deserved. Bella, Eddie, Evan, and Zara were done with being told how to live. Church was a joke. Faith was pointless. All they wanted was freedom-music, parties, late nights, and the dream of getting as far away from their families as possible. Their parents begged them to stay on the right path. They didn't listen. One night changed everything. Screeching tires. Shattered glass. Sirens. Silence. The crash should have taken at least one of them. Maybe two. The paramedics couldn't explain it. The doctors called it luck. But deep down, they all knew-it was something more. Now, as they face the wreckage of their lives-inside and out-they begin to ask the questions they've always avoided. Why are we still here? What were we saved for? And could it be... that the God they ran from is the one who saved them? What if God has something more for them to do-something that could change everything?