A lot of people are saved by a horse, but me? I needed saving from my horse. His name is Demon. There is a reason for that. He has this remarkable talent for screwing everything up for me, even my first car. And yet-sometimes-I wonder. Is he all bad? I mean, he did get me my first boyfriend. Even if that was by completely embarrassing me and destroying a wall. The more I work with the horse from Hell, the more I start to think that Even Demons Have Their Moments.

Rowin ,a 12 year old girl, knew from the start she was born to ride. She always wanted a horse for her own. But of course you can't get everything you want. The only horse that she rode was Cowboy. It wasn't hers though. It belonged to the place she went to for horseback riding. One day..she's in the woods. She hears something and turns to see where it came from. And there in front of her....

Sam's horse goes missing right before her biggest horse show yet, but will the new girl and her pony be able to help out the sport horse addicted Sam in time for her show?

The bond shared by a horse and their person is something that cannot be replicated. Together, they're unstoppable.

In this sequel to Finding Talent, things take a twist when Sadie Lawrence is asked to train a herd of twelve shires, that are to be used in the winter fair pulling hay rides and horse drawn carriages. She's reluctant at first, but when she reaches a financial crisis, she's forced to accept...after all she is getting paid a butt load. Her friendship with Ryan continues, but she's sure that she doesn't want it to go beyond that. The only problem is that Ryan may want to go a little but farther than friends. Not only does all this happen around her, but her best friend somehow manages to get Sadie, herself and Ryan lost while taking them on a overnight ride. Will Sadie find the courage to hold everything together? (It is advised to read Finding Talent first, so things will make more sense)

Hi I'm Laura and this is my story. follow Laura and her new life with her Dad she never met and his family and most of all the ponies that keep Laura from doing bad things.. heartbreak, love and failure.

PREVIEW ONLY ••• AMAZON ROMANTIC SUSPENSE BESTSELLING NOVEL ••• Jordan Hawthorne thought she had it all until a surprise for her fiancé turns into losing everything that she ever wanted. She flees her home in Charlotte, North Carolina to take a new job in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains and make a new start where her ex-fiancé can’t find her. Jordan is just beginning to adjust to her new life in the middle of nowhere when a small town cowboy walks in and disrupts it all. Tom McCloud never had time for a serious commitment, always too busy with running his grandparents’ farm. Everything changes when he stumbles upon a broken-hearted city girl and a steamy buzz ignites between them. But what happens when the city girl can’t stay hidden in the country for long?

Rumours are so easy to start. A whisper here, a whisper there, passed on person by person. This is 12 year old Robin's daily existence at school...only it's worse, because the rumours are about her. She finds solitude at her family's quarter horse ranch, the place Robin calls home. She's happy the way things are there. They breed, show and train the horses, prepare some to sell. That's her life, and the way it always has been. But when money stops rolling in, her parents come up with the idea to open a riding school for western riders, looking to learn, gain skill and compete. Robin isn't too excited about this at first, but soon, she decides it may not be so bad. And when a girl Robin's age joins, they seem to instantly connect, and they become friends ...could this be Robin's chance to re-write her life?

It was that one jump. That one simple jump that changed my life forever. I would have won the championships. I would have been the best junior eventing rider. But I goofed up. I guess everyone goofs up once in a while. But this shouldn't have happened. It was my fault Or was it? My mind should be back to focused on horses. Back to regaining my reputation in the sport of equestrian eventing. I have big goals and big dreams for my future in the horse world. But there are so many distractions.