Two stables, two families and a feud that goes back generations. Can Lottie heal the wounds from the past and save Wild Hill?The first story in a new and exciting equine saga.Lottie Manderson is passionate about horse riding. Deliberately failing the exam to go to a new school, she plans to spend all her free time with her sturdy, feisty and much-adored pony, Patch. But even with the help of her grandmother, Lottie has a battle on her hands. And when Granny convinces Lottie to skip school and go to the Badminton Grassroots event, its no surprise that her parents are really angry. But by now, a spark has ignited in Lotties heart and it sets her on a path to pursue her dream of eventing.Meanwhile, when Lotties grandad has an accident, its very clear that the yard at Wild Hill is facing financial disaster. And even Lotties brother - a talented horseman - appears to be quite happy to let it fall apart so they can sell up.It seems that the only person Lottie can really talk to is Felix, the quiet, rich boy from the stables behind the high fence. But whose side is he on and can she even trust him knowing that hes the grandson of her familys worst enemy?
Marshall and Millions, the two dogs that met a tragic end, will always hold a special place in our hearts. Louie, their owner, shared with me his concern that they would fade from memory. As a childrens author, I considered it a wonderful idea to develop tales for children centred around Marshall and Millions embarking on numerous adventures. The heartbreaking deaths of Marshall and Millions united thousands worldwide in mourning for their untimely loss. I aimed to share joyful stories about Louies cherished dogs to preserve their memory and bring smiles to readers faces.Transforming a negative circumstance into a positive outcome is always beneficial. These books will always bring joy to children while also stirring some sadness in adults. The proceeds from each book sale will contribute to the Marshall and Millions Memorial Bench Fund, ensuring that their memories live on. The first book takes readers on an exciting journey through London using the public transport system, experiencing the attractions along the way, and catching up with a good friend who runs a charity to support homeless individuals and their dogs in and around London. Its a lovely little story that I am sure will be appreciated by both children and adults.Your support in purchasing these books will not only bring joy to readers but will also help fund the memorial bench, keeping the memory of Marshall and Millions alive. We are grateful for any support you can provide. Future books will continue to follow the adventures of Marshall and Millions, offering more delightful stories for children and adults to enjoy.Thank you for helping to honour their memory and make a positive impact.