Whispers of the Heart
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  • Reads 2,886
  • Votes 343
  • Parts 17
  • Time 1h 29m
Ongoing, First published May 09, 2015
What could bind a horse, two pasts, and three unclear futures together? A secret that threatens to be revealed.

Alisha Parks was always on the run from a real-life nightmare and her heart was shut off to the world, but it wasn't always that way. She hoped, vainly, that this horrible fate would end with her, and would never inflict anyone else for her biggest fear was that it would continue on and destroy the lives of even more people, just like it destroyed her's. When she's forced to return to the only place she knew happiness, she promised herself she would do anything to keep them safe. Even if that meant giving up everything.

Lucas Stalls always remembered the small girl who raised a horse with him, the girl he spent every day with and never had enough time with her and her bright smile. He could never forget how the same girl was  broken and bloodied before she disappeared and no one knew what became of her. While the others gave up hope and accepted that she was gone, Lucas never did. He knew she would return, but he wasn't as prepared as he thought he was for how much she had changed.
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Changing Ways

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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?