Angela Dorsey crafts novels, screenplays, and non-fiction, drawing inspiration from her coastal home and a deep appreciation for nature and travel. Her writing often explores themes resonating with the natural world, capturing the essence of landscapes and their impact on the human experience. Through her varied literary publications, she offers readers evocative glimpses into the settings she cherishes.
The story follows Lauren, who is sent to stay with her aunt after her father learns she is being stalked. Reluctant at first, she soon finds joy in her new surroundings, especially when she discovers she has her own horse to ride. As summer unfolds, Lauren experiences a sense of freedom and adventure, offering her a chance to heal and embrace new possibilities amidst the challenges she faces.
Evy's excitement builds as her over-protective mother finally allows her to attend the town's rodeo, a chance for her to experience normalcy and freedom. Eager to break free from her sheltered life, Evy looks forward to the fun and adventure that awaits her at the event.
The story follows Evy as she encounters a deceased moose while out with her horses, Rusty and Twilight. The situation escalates when she finds a vulnerable, orphaned calf mourning its mother. This poignant moment sets the stage for Evy's emotional journey as she navigates the challenges of caring for the calf and the implications of loss in the wild.
The story follows Jani as she grapples with the upheaval of moving to the countryside, leaving behind her cherished home, lifelong friends, and the beloved riding stable. Her only comfort in this transition is the companionship of her stunning pinto mare, Keeta, who accompanies her on this new journey. The narrative explores themes of change, adaptation, and the bond between a girl and her horse amidst the challenges of relocation.