The Stallion Saviour
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Last published Fri, Jul 26, 2019
They say dogs are man's best friends, but who are country girl's best friends?
I think we all know the answer is horses.
For Macey May life was getting harder by the second and she was losing hope for having a comfortable future.
Inheriting a bankrupt ranch from her granddad, only made matters worse for Macey, but maybe the lone, grey stallion that magically showed up on her lawn could shed some light on the empty pastures of Maceys heart.
Love, fear, adventure and loyalty are some of the most important aspects of life and Macey is about to realize that.
But the question is, is she saving the troubled horse from his past or is the horse saving her from her troubled future?
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