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Ellen Ingram feels as though she’s at a crossroads.
Though proud that she’s managed to build up her riding school and livery business from scratch, she’s also exhausted, and can’t help wondering what her life would be like if she quit it all and just had a normal day job like everyone else.
When she sees an advert for a pony who would be perfect for the riding school, she can’t help going to look, but what she finds at the dealer’s yard is more than she bargained for.
Ellen can’t possibly imagine the impact her purchase will have on her future, because the best things in life appear when you’re not looking for them. But is she prepared for the challenge ahead, and what will she end up with, an angel or a devil?
At the Paddock Gate
What can a horse teach you about yourself and your relationships?
Steph hasn’t ridden since she was a child, and is struggling to beat her nerves.
Drew has lost his wife and is attempting to come to terms with his grief.
Laura has successfully shut out the demons from her past – but now it’s time to face them.
This collection of eight stories explores the partnership between some special horses and the people who care for them. If you love horses, you’ll love this book because the equine characters are integral to the human relationships in each story.
For those who devoured pony books as children, this collection moves on to explore themes which will resonate with adult readers, without losing sight of the most important aspect – the horses themselves.
Mine for a Month
Five fantastic stories for pony-mad kids from 10 to 110!
When Holly has the chance to own Saracen, a beautiful Arab gelding, she ought to be the happiest girl in the world. There’s only one problem: her riding! She has just one month to prove she’s good enough.
Isabelle has it all: a thoroughbred jumper, a huge indoor school, and her own horse lorry. Sophie has Pewter, her adorable cob, and a muddy field – but she’s determined to prove Pewter is just as good as any thoroughbred.
Liam wants to get to football practice, not hang around waiting for his kid sister to finish her riding lesson. But something is about to change all that – something that will make Liam question what he really wants.
Aimee has a talented new pony. But Rowan doesn’t feel like her pony and owning him is becoming a nightmare. The charity fun ride is only a few weeks away, but how can it be fun when you’re scared to ride?
Freya longs for a pony of her own but there’s no money for a real pony – only dreams. Isolated and unhappy, Freya finds an unlikely ally, and discovers she’s not the only person with a vivid imagination. But can dreams ever come true?
Clear to the Last
Livy’s life is a mess. She needs a new job and a better place to live, but she definitely doesn’t need a man because experience has proved they simply can’t be trusted. And since her years as a pony mad kid ended in heartbreak, she believes she’s firmly closed the door on her love of horses.
But life has a funny way of making you question what you think you want. When she discovers a neglected Arabian horse in a paddock near her flat, her passion for horses is rekindled, and she dreams of riding once again. Her colleague, Simon, offers her a lift to work, and what starts out as a relationship of convenience has some surprising consequences.
When the beautiful Arabian horse disappears, Livy embarks on a journey to find him and, in the process, begins to rediscover what she truly wants out of life.
Does she have the courage to break out of the rut she’s fallen into and pursue a new dream? And what of love? Can she ever learn to trust again?
Jenny Roman 