Much more than gold
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  • Reads 3,901
  • Votes 234
  • Parts 16
  • Time 1h 24m
Ongoing, First published Oct 03, 2014
18 year old Cassie is thrown into the competitive world after she unexpectedly gets into the British Olympic dressage team. 
But it's not all gorgeous glory in the Olympic world, Cassie has to survive three grueling months training in Spain in order for her to stay on the team. She is thrown in to a world of mystery and danger 
when mares at the La Escuela stables go missing. 
And her teammates will stop at nothing to get to the top when the Olympics finally roll around. 
Is Cassie prepared to risk her and her horses life to win or is competing in the Olympics really much more than gold? 

(The first four chapters in this book aren't mine)
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