High Hurdles Books in Order

DJ Randall finally has her own horse and can resume jumping lessons, but family life with her mother grows strained. An unexpected job opportunity in Los Angeles threatens to separate DJ from Major and her riding dreams.

Determined to become an Olympic show jumper, DJ Randall teams up with her best friend Amy to earn money for a horse. Just as their plan appears to succeed, unexpected problems threaten the goal they have worked toward.

Fourteen-year-old DJ Randall receives a call from the father she has never met, who suddenly wants a place in her life. His arrival complicates changing family relationships and leaves DJ uncertain how much to trust him.

DJ Randall confronts a riding-school newcomer's racist treatment of her friend while her mother announces plans to remarry. Seeking guidance through her faith, DJ must navigate cruelty at the academy and unexpected changes at home.

DJ Randall visits her father's Arabian horse ranch to escape tension before her mother's wedding. Heavy storms turn the weekend into an emergency as rising floodwaters threaten the horses and force DJ to confront immediate danger.

DJ Randall's newly blended family squeezes into a small house while awaiting a move. Between riding duties, schoolwork, jealousy, and competing interests, she struggles to find privacy and belonging without sparking a larger family conflict.

DJ Randall prepares for her first rated horse show while facing a move from her childhood home. A growing note-card business, family commitments, and art activities leave her struggling to make enough time for Major.

Advancing into more demanding horse shows, DJ Randall is told Major cannot carry her toward Olympic ambitions. An offer of a talented new horse forces her to weigh opportunity against the deep bond with her faithful companion.

DJ Randall moves closer to her Olympic goal but struggles to connect with her new horse Herndon. Remembering the partnership she had with Major, she must find confidence in a different mount as competitive demands increase.

After suffering serious burns while rescuing horses from a fire, DJ Randall faces a painful recovery. Family and friends support her, but fear that she may never ride again becomes the greatest obstacle to her Olympic dreams.