Saving Grace

· Cherry Tree Publishing
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104
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About this ebook

Fourteen-year-old Poppy McKeever is devastated when she finds an injured filly on the moor.

Hit by a car and left for dead, the filly faces an uncertain future.

Can Poppy and her friends overcome all the odds and find a way to save her?

Find out in this fantastic read by Amanda Wills.

Saving Grace is a standalone novella in The Riverdale Pony Stories, the ultimate feelgood series for horse lovers everywhere. Perfect for fans of Lauren St John, Stacy Gregg, Pippa Funnell, Olivia Tuffin and Clare Balding.

Fourteen-year-old Poppy McKeever is devastated when she finds an injured filly on the moor. Hit by a car and left for dead, the filly faces an uncertain future. Can Poppy and her friends overcome all the odds and find a way to save her? Find out in this fantastic read by Amanda Wills. Saving Grac...

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About the author

Amanda Wills is the author of the much-loved Riverdale Pony Stories, a middle-grade adventure series following pony-mad Poppy McKeever and her Connemara pony, Cloud.

A former journalist and police press officer, Amanda lives in Kent in the UK with her husband, fellow author Adrian (aka AJ Wills), and their three rescue cats.

Find out more at www.amandawills.co.uk or join her readers at www.facebook.com/riverdaleseries/.

Amanda Wills is the author of the much-loved Riverdale Pony Stories, a middle-grade adventure series following pony-mad Poppy McKeever and her Connemara pony, Cloud. A former journalist and police press officer, Amanda lives in Kent in the UK with her husband, fellow author Adrian (aka AJ Wills)...

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