My Trojan Horse Majesty
About this audiobook
Breaking a horse is one thing, but can you ever truly break a villain of bad behavior?
Izzy Brooks has not always had the easiest life. Her dad died when she was young, and their entire family moved halfway across the country to work a ranch. Strangely, that turned out to be the best thing that ever happened to her.
When she doesn’t get into vet school and her boyfriend’s facing charges at work, it feels like her life’s falling apart all over again. So when she sees a horse that’s about to be put down for poor behavior, she decides to take a gamble. Maybe she can train him into something decent and earn the money she needs to help her boyfriend.
But this stallion isn’t just a mess—he acts like he’s never even been a horse before. If he wasn’t such a stunning sorrel with a perfect mane, tail, and blaze, she’d release him into the wild and walk away. But she knows what it’s like to feel like her options are limited. So when no one’s looking, she sneaks him into her trailer and runs away, determined to turn this horse’s life around and change her own fate at the same time.
What she doesn’t know is that she just stole the world’s most powerful magician, who’s only temporarily trapped in an unfamiliar horse form, and when he finally breaks free, there will be hell to pay.
KW: shifter romance, paranormal romance, Ilona Andrews, Patty Briggs, wolf shifter, horse shifter, stallion shifter, urban fantasy, fantasy romance, fantasy romance books, shifter romance books, romantasy, romantasy books, horse book, horse books, horse books for adults, stallion book, enemies to lovers, villain redemption story.
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About the author
Bridget’s a lawyer, but does as little legal work as possible. She has five kids and soooo many animals that she loses count. There are for sure lots of horses, dogs, cats, and so many chickens. Animals are her great love, after the hubby, the kids, and the books. She makes cookies waaaaay too often and believes they should be their own food group. In an attempt at balancing the scales, she kick boxes daily. So if you don’t like her books, maybe don’t tell her in person.
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