Why This Book? Boys Ride Too!
I will be honest, after four books featuring girls and horses, I had no intention of writing a book featuring...
A Writers Journey – Growth
Wherever you are on your writing journey, there are always opportunities to learn and grow. Sometimes though, you feel so...
Being an Author is a Business
If you are serious about becoming an author, then you need to be serious about the fact that being an...
Book Review: Back Door Horse
Back Door Horse Author: Heather Wallace Pages: 256 Recommended Reading Age: 18+ I had the pleasure of meeting Heather Wallace...
I Want to Write A Children’s Book, Now What?
Have you ever had the urge to write a children’s book? Maybe a young adult novel to rival Stephanie Meyer’s...
Book Review: Meg and Merlin: Making Friends
Meg and Merlin: Making Friends Author: Tanya Landman Pages: 45 Recommended Reading Age: 7-12 Meg wants a horse of her...
Book Review: The Remarkable Journey of Coyote Sunrise
Coyote Sunrise and her father Rodeo have been wandering across the country for the past five years in a school bus nicknamed Yaeager. Ever since the loss of her mom and two sisters in a car accident, they have drifted from place to place with few rules to guide them along the way including no references to the loss.
My Best Advice for New Authors
I sat on a panel over the weekend at the 11th Annual Great Valley Bookfest speaking on the topic of...
Book Review: Ride On
Ride On Faith Erin Hicks Pages 224 Recommended Reading Age 10-14 Victoria loves riding horses. It’s something she has been...
Book Review: False Gods – The Show Jumpers Challenge
False Gods – The Show Jumpers Challenge (Book 1 of 3) L.R. Trovillion Pages 372 Recommended Reading Age: 13-18 “You...
