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Ongoing, First published Jan 30, 2016
Join Night Hooves, a young mare and practical royalty in the Herd of Storming Peaks. You see, her father is the leader of this herd. Night Hooves is shy, very self-conscious, and overall, not the leader that her father is. Unexpectedly, the herd is thrown into chaos. The ground begins to shake, and the world is torn in two. In the midst of this chaos, Night Hooves is separated from her father and half of the herd. The young mare must find  the leader in herself if she and her friends want to survive; but she has found it hard to find strength in times of peace, so how is she supposed to find strength now that the land itself is falling apart?


Hi! This is my first story, and it is based off of Erin Hunter's books! Let me know if you want your own character in the story, and I'll be sure to put them in! I made the cover myself, but I'm looking for people to do he other books' covers! Thank you! I hope you like it! :)
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