Freedom, book one in the Freedom Series was recently available for free download on Amazon. I’m quite a fan of Angela’s supernatural horse books for younger readers. So it should come as no surprise that I was eager to download this one to read.

Young Jani is greatly disappointed by her parent’s decision to relocate. She will be starting a new school and leaving behind the school and friends that she knows. Her best friend who she rides with and the riding stables she adores will also be left behind. The only silver lining is that her beautiful paint mare Keeta is coming with them and will be able to have her own pasture and barn.

Jani’s mum is excited about the move and their new property. She is eager to show her daughter the house but Jani is more interesting in seeing where her horse will be living.

The pasture looks great whilst the barn is old and dark. Jani is happy with the news that her parents plan to build a new one – it will only be temporary. And yet, as Jani prepares for her mare’s arrival, there is something off about the barn. She finds herself scared by a dark shadowy mass inside.

With the arrival of her father and Keeta, Jani pushes the unpleasant experience away, telling herself she imagined it. But then when her beautiful mare starts hanging around the barn instead of out in the beautiful grassy pasture, Jani knows something is up.

Although the young girl is still saddened at moving away from her best friend Maria, she finds a new friend in local girl Penny. Penny too is horse mad, even though she doesn’t have a horse of her own. In time the two discover an incredible story behind the barn and a horse that used to be kept there. Freedom is an interesting paranormal story that explores working with horses rather than capturing and beating them into submission. An enjoyable read.

Author: Angela Dorsey
Fiction – children – middle grade
In My Library? As an eBook.

I love the cover of this one that I recently downloaded on Amazon. The story has proven to be enjoyable, too. Though I must admit – it took me a little bit to get my head around all the characters! Discovering the Doctor follows the lives of the Masterton family and the Tyler family.

Phillipa – Pip – isn’t a fan of people in general, men specifically. After an attack in her late teens, Pip finds it hard to be in groups of people. She finds tall, strong men especially intimidating, which is the slightest bit difficult considering who her sister Phoebe is married to.

Phoebe fell for Joel and the two were married, resulting in one of the beautiful red headed women of the Tyler household moving into the Masterton home. Throw in a younger sister who became their maid and the Masterton men find themselves surrounded by the beautiful women.

Discovering the Doctor by Calle J Brooks

Matthew Masterton is the town vet; he’s not immune to the Tyler women’s charms. Pip and her love of horses as drawn him in completely. Matt just doesn’t know how to break through the barrier that Pip has erected – or why she even has one in the first place. He just knows that the petite red head has stirred up feelings in him that won’t go away.

With a hot shot movie director trying to film his latest movie in town – and his eyes on Pip for the lead – Matt finds that his plans to woo the young women suddenly have competition. Add in the man who attacked her and ascertained her negative feelings for men being back on the scene and Matt has his work cut out for him. How can he convince this beautiful, timid woman that the doctor is worth discovering?

Discovering the Doctor has a small horse focus and is an enjoyable read.

Author: Calle J. Brooks
Fiction – romance
In My Library? It is as an ebook.

I truly do love how easy it is to do a search for horse on Amazon, filter by Kindle books and then view the lowest priced – free! – ones available. The eighth book in the Farraday Country series was one of the books that came up free in my search recently. And I’m glad it did! Hannah Farraday is a young woman who is blessed to be able to do something she loves. She works with horses, focused on therapeutic riding for people with cognitive issues.

We’re introduced to Hannah as a new therapeutic program is being set up at her cousin’s place. It seems that Hannah has moved from a city job where she had developed herself in the role of therapeutic work with horses. Now she is planning to build up such a program on her cousin’s property. They just need suitable horses and clients.

Hannah (Farraday Country #8) by Chris Keniston

Hannah takes one of the possible horses out for a ride and finds herself thrown from the horse. It got spooked by a motor bike. The rider is concerned about her fall and insists on seeing her home safely.
Dale Huebner is wanting to lie as low as possible. But when he causes Hannah to be thrown from her horse, he finds himself caught up in the Farraday household. It’s easy to get drawn into their laid back nature, great sense of humour and incredible cooking. Still, Dale makes his leave as soon as he can…. only to find himself at a B and B run by someone in the family.

The best laid plans don’t always come to fruition. As Dale makes to leave the town that he’d only planned to stop in overnight, a health issue forces him to stay.

Hannah is an interesting horse story with some mystery, a hint of a romance and the great topic of using horses to help people heal. A great read. Interested in checking out this series? The first book is free on Chris’ author site!

Author: Chris Keniston
Fiction – romance
In My Library? It is as an ebook.