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Book 2 in the Equestrian series about life on a livery yard.
Rico’s life has moved on from the death of his partner, Ben. After a string of affairs, his broken heart is healing with the help of Paul. Bubbly, happy go lucky Paul, who brightens yard life. Until he insists Rico open the letter. The one which brings back the past, and with it, a gift that ways heavy.
What follows next takes them both to breaking point as they struggle with the implications. Paul buries himself in his work while Rico turns to the one person that he can trust, Lilly. She takes him on her own overseas journey to increase the international connection of the Wingfield Equest | |  | | Rivalry in Riding Boots
Book one in a new series of fictional stories set in the world of horses and livery yards.
Lilly’s dream of creating a three-day event on the grounds of Wingfield Estate has been given the go ahead.
Juggling her livery yard and event organisation leaves no time for romance. Cracks begin to show in her long-distance relationship, whilst Rico, her best friend and riding instructor, is the total opposite.
A near disaster brings Ella in to help out. At face value, she is everything Lilly needs, but will she end up jeopardising all Lilly has worked so hard to build?
Rico is suspicious of Ella and despite his romantic distractions, he seeks to discover the truth befo | |  | | Teenager en Provence
Relocation story from a teenage point of view
My father announced his plans to move from the tiny island of Jersey (between France and England) to the South of France during my summer holidays.
I would be finishing my education in an International College. His relocation dream come true, my worst nightmare. I hated France! All those boring summer holidays spent in a tent or caravan in some desolate back of beyond village.
Just 15, I am now living in Mougins, just outside of Cannes on the Cote d'Azur. And yes, I learn to love it, mixing with teenagers from all over the world. Suddenly this move isn't so bad after all.
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No Irish Need Apply
by Edward Patterson
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 High school student Kevin Borden has a secret and his name is Louis Lannegan. He also has an overbearing mother. A tale of coming out in the shadow of parents and friends. Award winning novella. |
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