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Changing Strides
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Continúa, Has publicado oct 02, 2015
Claire Willows seems to have it all.  She's got good grades, good looks, and good friends.  But being good at average high school amenities isn't what Claire desires.  She desires to further her talent for running and her passion for horses. Claire has worked hard her whole life, dreaming to be competitive in the show jumping circuit.  But given all she has already, the world is determined to ground Claire's high flying dreams forever.  With interruptions from her friends and the rival barn, Claire is ready to give up her hopes and dreams she has had for so long.  Then, her senior year, love is thrown into the mix of distractions.  But can this love help her rise to the top, or destroy everything.

My full description doesn't fit here, so my real description is in the first chapter.  I do not own the cover picture and this book was previously Within Sight.  Please give my book a chance, by clicking "read", thanks!
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