Böcker av Mary Pagones

"The horse does all the work."Fighting words for professional horseman Simon O' Shaughnessy! When a personal trainer insults Simon's beloved sport of eventing, Simon can't resist challenging the fitness guru to a running race--on his own two feet. But is Simon as fit and full of running out of the saddle as he is mounted on horseback?

"Winners never quit. Quitters never win." Eventer Simon O'Shaughnessy's horse Morrissey is just as temperamental as the former lead singer of The Smiths. After Simon is forced to temporarily hand over the reins to his boyfriend Phillip Stone, can Simon forgive Phillip for winning on the horse--when Simon failed to do so himself?

Ainsley Ashcroft can ride any horse and win blue ribbons at every horse show. But she has never held on to a steady riding job-or a steady boyfriend. There is a brokenness inside of her that only horses can fix, and, even then, for only a short while. Ainsley is convinced she was "born broke," but not broken like a horse-rather, that something is wrong with her spiritually (and financially). She's burned every bridge on the A-circuit. Will a new job leading trail rides in Vermont and a new horse named Hershey turn her life around?

There have always been whispers about the relationship of the world's greatest detective Sherlock Holmes and his esteemed chronicler Dr. Watson. But never more so when they are asked to assist the world's greatest wit. This work of speculative mystery and history blends fact and fiction. What might have happened if Holmes and Watson became involved in the events leading up to the Wilde trials? What might have been revealed? What is still necessary to conceal? A story for which the world was not yet ready in 1895, and still might not be ready for today....

"A fresh, (not-so) Clueless teen's-eye view of college admissions!" Rosewood South high school senior and Jane Austen superfan Elisa "Liss" Tennant just wants to study literature at a small liberal arts college. But as difficult as securing a marriage to a man with a large fortune may have been during the Regency, the college admissions marketplace of the twenty-first century may prove to be even more perilous to navigate... Warning: Some mild sexual references and salty language.

"Horses get used as medicine for messed up people. But I want to fix horses, not people. More often than not, messed up people get in the way of good horses." Simon O' Shaughnessy, professional eventer, prides himself on being able to train difficult horses. When he buys a nervous mare on impulse, he is confident he can win her trust. He's not so confident, however, about his ability to help a self-proclaimed rescuer of animals, who seems just as much in need of rescuing herself.