Lillian Jane Tyler was just one of the boys. Literally. She rode in the circuit as L.J Tyler for years, until that one fateful day her world turned to ash in less than an eight-second ride. Wyatt, her stand-in brother, her best friend, was gone. Six years later, Lilly is starting to rebuild her life, though she still tries to deny herself happiness, feeling guilty for everything that happened those many years ago. She blames herself for Wyatt being gone. Now she's got a job in Texas and moving in with her father. She already knows how to Cowboy up, but can she learn to Cowgirl up so late in the game? Find out if she can handle this rodeo we call "life". Added cover 2/14/12. Note: This is not my image. All credit goes to the photographer.

Jade grew up to love,trust,an care for her mare Belle. Doing what they love at a very young age they rodeo for 15 years happily together. One thing Jade didn't care about was competition she rather just have fun since Belle was getting there up in age. Now 17 Jade is heartbroken that she has to retire her childhood horse to get a new one to finish her season out. Will she be able to let Belle go an continue her season with a new partner? Or will she stop what she loves doing because it's to much heartache to let Belle go? Will she find a other like her mare or will she give up?

"Now for the winners of the barrel racing competition. In first place. You know her as the horse that came and went with the wind. Who finished in the time of fourteen point three seconds. Bailey Holt! Come on out here, Bailey." The crowd claps and cheers as I enter the arena to claim my prize. The announcer is standing in the middle with a trophy and a wad of cash in his hand. He hands me the trophy and what seems like a hundred dollars, "Why don't you tell us your way of getting this horse to win," He hands me the mic and I gladly take it. "We really don't have a way of training. We just get out there and do it. We practice every day and just see how fast we can go," I hand the mic back and he turns to the stands. "From what I've seen, she could be the next Rodeo Queen." The crowd ripples with cheers and whistles and he turns to me," So. Are you gonna shoot for Rodeo Queen?" He asks putting the mic to my face. "Why not!" I say. He pulls the mic back down and dismisses me from the arena. Rodeo Queen. Not a bad idea. *IN VERY SLOW EDITING!!!! IF SOME MISTAKES ARE THERE I WROTE THIS STORY WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD AND NOW OLDER I SEE THESE MISTAKES. SO PLEASE CALM DOWN XD* *Sequel now available ;) *