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When Lindsay joins Pony Club with Midnight, a whole new world is opened up. But is Midnight already too old? After a bad trailering experience, Lindsay's dad thinks Midnight should be retired and Lindsay should move on to their younger horse, Moon. But, will Lindsay be able to handle such a high spirited, defiant horse? Lindsay's friend, Penny, now has her young filly home and Midnight can't take his eyes off of her - could it be love? Cheyenne gets into trouble and finds herself fighting for her life. Then, when Lisa insists that Jeffrey and Beau need a horse of their own, a search for the perfect horse ends unexpectedly. Can the Wrights make the best out of a bad situation? After Jeffrey is signed up for football, he's faced with a struggle to lose ten pounds to make weight. And when Lindsay and Beau are home alone, Beau is injured Is Lindsay to blame? In the end, a twist of fate changes everything for Lindsay.

Windsor Heights has proven to be full of surprises for the Wrights. Lindsay spends most of her time riding her beloved horse, Midnight, while her mom, Lisa, is trying to keep up with her on a young spirited ex-race horse. When Lindsay's dad tries his hand at riding, he quickly realizes that riding can be dangerous. Lisa finds unusual ways to entertain her children, Lindsay, Jeffrey and Beau- sometimes to the dismay of her husband. Lindsay and a new found friend want to ride alone -will it be allowed? Through it all, the family of five along with their faithful guard dog, Sugar, and scent hound, Cheyenne, stick together. Come along Experience new and exciting adventures with the Wrights

As Lindsay struggles to improve her riding skills, Moon, the spirited ex-race horse does not make things easy for her. She is at her wits end trying to train Moon when help shows up in a most unlikely place.

The Wrights are moving to a 40-year-old ranch house on 10 acres of land in the middle of the citrus-growing community of Riverside. Just when they begin to settle in, they learn country life isn't perfect after all.

Lindsay's family struggles financially to support her passion for horseback riding until a bad accident involving her brother forces her to quit taking lessons. She realizes that it would take a miracle for her family to live somewhere where she could have her own horse.

Bring the Windsor Heights stories alive in color with this book of the author's favorite illustrations drawn by her mother, Marian Long. From each of the five storybooks, the author has chosen 15 of the most dramatic and exciting black-and-white line drawings.