LUCK OF THE DRAW is the story of Lucky, one of the slowest racehorses the world has ever known. Even though Lucky gives racing his all, he never manages to
win a race, and soon finds himself working as a jumper and dressage horse. No matter how hard he tries, Lucky seems to fail at all disciplines. Despite his lack of success, Lucky remains upbeat and hopeful. He is determined to find his life’s purpose, and eventually learns that succeeding in life doesn’t always involve winning trophies and ribbons. Ages 9-12, 54 pages, paperback, autographed copies $14.99

In Horse Tails by Mookie the Mustang, Mookie tells his own story about being born in the wild and running free in this beautifully illustrated book. He tells of his family structure and herd etiquette, as well as the hardships his family incurs during winters and in times of drought. Filled with adventures from romping carefree with his friends and befriending a Bighorn lamb to startling a rattlesnake and encountering a mountain lion, Mookie keeps the reader wondering what is going to happen on the next page. His horse herd is eventually rounded up and he is adopted by loving owners who make sure he always has shelter from the elements and enough food and water. 2009, price $16.85 includes shipping.

So You Wanna be a Cowgirl is a personal narrative. I was a fortyish, divorced woman from Maine, running my own business, when I applied for a job as a horse wrangler at Rimrock Dude Ranch in Wapiti Valley, Wyoming. My horse and I were hired by Glenn Fales, an old-time cowboy and ex-rodeo bronc rider who, with his wife Alice, had owned the ranch for thirty-five years. My adventures take me and my Arabian horse climbing 9500 feet up Table Mountain to nearly falling 80 feet into the Shoshone River. This is my story. 2007, price $18.70 includes shipping.

The DAYES of Wyoming is a historic novel featuring horse trainer, Bertha and mountain man, Charlie Daye. The stories take place during the late 1800s to early 1900s in northern Wyoming, from Johnson County, east of the Bighorns, to Yellowstone, west of the Continental Divide. Bertha and Charlie Daye’s adventures include guiding eastern guests into remote mountain paradises, rounding up wild horses, riding in thrilling overland horse races, adopting children who traveled west on one of the famous Orphan Trains and the ensuing adjustments they would all have to make if they were to become a family. 2010, price $17.95 includes shipping.

Spirit of the Saluda River is the story of Spirit, a blind 20+ year-old Shetland pony rescued from an island in South Carolina's Saluda River. Despite a difficult past and obstacles in his recovery, Spirit goes on to become an inspiration, particularly to deaf and blind children. Based on the true story of an incredible pony rehabilitated by Palmetto Equine Awareness & Rescue League (P.E.A.R.L.) which a portion of the proceeds from this book's sales benefit.  36 pages, paperback, autographed copies $11.99

My Desert Sun is the story of Cayuse, a young, free-spirited mustang who lives in the desert and mountains of the American Southwest. While life in the desert is often peaceful and serene, Cayuse spends many days merely fighting for survival. However, he soon learns that survival among mankind is much more difficult. After his herd is rounded up and separated, Cayuse is determined to find his freedom in the wilderness again. He struggles through each grueling experience; from his days at a rancher’s farm to life as a bucking rodeo bronco, Cayuse’s will is tested at every turn. One unlikely friendship will be his only salvation. My Desert Sun is a story for all ages, dealing with various important issues; from the plight of the diminishing herds of the American mustang, to abuse (of animals and humans alike), to the endless fight for freedom, no matter what the cost. Ages 9-12, 58 pages, paperback, autographed copies $14.99

In Horse Tails by Shasta, a precocious horse named Shasta tells his own life’s story in this humorous fun-filled children's book. Every page is colorfully illustrated. Shasta's adventures include trying to befriend a porcupine, snowman, kid goat, neighborhood ponies and dogs. By the time other horses finally join him in his pasture, his antics of getting loose and wandering his neighborhood free have become a habit. Shasta lived to be 30 years old. The story is true.2008, price $16.85 includes shipping.

Cowgirl Days is a sequel to "So You Wanna be a Cowgirl".

The lady wrangler adventures continue in this enjoyable narrative style story. It begins in Montana, training young horses and wild horses at a breeding ranch, and endurance racing. I return to Cody, Wyoming wrangling at a dude ranch and working on two horse pack trips into the Bridger and Shoshone National Wilderness areas: one over Ptarmigan Mt. meeting a grizzly on horseback, and the other is a trekking to Jackson Hole via Marsten Pass and returning to Cody over the Continental Divide via Eagle Pass in a snowstorm. 2008, price $18.70 includes shipping.