Dream Horse

Teens

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Synopsis

Sometimes promises hurt more than lies. Cory Iverson has worked hard all year, and this morning she's finally going to get her dream horse. In less than 24 hours, however, everything reliable in her life comes crashing down, destroying her dreams and leaving her resentful of promises. That is, until a special messenger assures her that her true Dream Horse may be still waiting for her...

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Author Biography

Inspired by everyday miracles, L.R. Trovillion weaves magical stories of hurting people who find hope through horses in her Maryland Equestrian Novel series. Although she earned a degree in Russian and spent a career in government service, her real love has been caring for and working with horses. That love shines through in her series, focusing on the healing power of horses in the lives of teens facing complex and sometimes dangerous family situations. Believing there is more to this world than meets the eye, she adds a dash of the supernatural to each story. L. R. Trovillion lives on a small horse farm in Maryland with her husband, daughter, and several animals that really run the place. Her other works have appeared in Baltimore magazine, Chicken Soup for the Soul, and various poetry anthologies.

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Stories that Keep Hope Alive

I write stories about hurting people on the verge of giving up who have a magical event touch their lives and change everything. My dream is to create novels that make people believe in the divine magic of everyday life that can uplift, inspire, and turn everything around. Speaking of changes, next year, in a new decade, I plan to venture into a new historical mystery genre as well as a new murder mystery series. But with same attention to characters encountering a touch of the supernatural. Stay tuned for some exciting new books!

Book Excerpt

Dream Horse

Dear God,

This is Cory Iverson, but I guess you know that already.

First off, let’s get this straight. I don’t believe in you.

I’m writing this because today has been the worst day ever, and I hear people say when God shuts a door, he opens a window somewhere else. Well, you’ve slammed all the doors in my face, so I’m ready to crawl out a window. Out onto a ledge, maybe.

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L R Trovillion

Dream Horse

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Dream Horse

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