~{First book in the Equine Series}~
*If you wish to start riding, please consult a professional and do not learn from this book. Equestrianism is a dangerous sport with dangerous animals that can kill you. Not every aspect of riding and training is represented in this book in full detail as to not take away from the main part of the story, so do not try any exercise or tip in the real world. Again, if you'd like to start riding horses, please consult a professional trainer.*
DECIDING TO REWRITE (as of June 7, 2022), ALL CHAPTERS ARE BEING DELETED AND REWRITTEN, PAST READERS PLEASE NOTE THIS
Evening Star Ranch, a farm that's been built from generations before us to take in and train horses and raise cattle. Based in a small town in Montana, you'd expect for there to be little to no activity. But that's not the case when it comes to Blake Hollows and her farm.
Unexpectedly, Blake's father takes in some old friends and their son to live in the spare rooms in the house. But, they're people that Blake doesn't particularly like. City folk. With a spoiled, but charming and friendly, city kid named Sam now on the property, Blake has no choice but to interact with him, an activity she doesn't enjoy.
But with the city slickers' arrival comes trouble, both old and new. With the past coming back to haunt Blake and put the Coopers in danger, and a blonde buckle bunny trying to ruin everything Blake has worked and fought for, there's bound to be guns, guts, and hopefully glory.
Add in a classic opposites attract spark of love, assassin secrets, and plenty of horses, this is a story you will not want to miss.
*I'm not good with bio's, so this might change multiple times, but the general story will of course stay the same.*
**Book 2 in the Coda Paxton Series**
From the very moment I met Oakley Meisner, I knew my life was going to change, big time. As if my world wasn't messy enough already, she whirled in like a hurricane and turned everything upside down.
I have a lot to thank that girl for, though. She introduced me to my best friend and got me into roping; the sport I grew to love. And, as much as I hate it, I have to credit her for giving me the confidence to believe in myself and stand up for what's right.
If there's one good thing to be said about Oakley, it's that she was relentless in forcing me to stand up, dust myself off, and get right back on with life.