Keystone Stables Books in Order

Skye's former friend Sooze arrives at Keystone Stables, threatening the security Skye has found with her foster family. When Sooze takes a difficult horse without permission, the consequences challenge Skye's growing confidence and Christian faith.

After repeated failed placements and brushes with the law, thirteen-year-old Skye receives another chance with foster parents at Keystone Stables. Caring for a quarter horse named Champ helps her begin exploring trust, belonging, and Christian faith.

Skye struggles with Joey, a camper with Down syndrome who insists she is his girlfriend and wants to ride Champ. His chance to compete in a horse show forces her to reconsider her ambitions and her understanding of kindness.

Volunteering at summer camp, Skye expects enjoyable days teaching riding and spending time with Chad. A deaf camper resists her attempts to help, and when he disappears on horseback, the pair must use their skills to find him.

Skye helps Katie, a blind newcomer to Keystone Stables, discover riding with a barrel-racing pinto. Katie's anger over her parents' separation strains their friendship, but a special riding goal offers a reason to work together.

New foster child Tanya makes trouble for Skye and the horses at Keystone Stables. Caring for a pregnant mare offers a possible connection, but complications endangering the mare and foal require both girls to put aside their hostility.

A horse competition takes Skye to South Carolina, where she unexpectedly meets an aunt she never knew existed. The encounter opens a search for her birth family, challenging her assumptions about the past and her place in it.

Skye and Chad struggle to train Rebel, a wild mustang brought to Keystone Stables. At the same time, a defiant new foster girl rejects Skye's friendship, prompting her to draw on her faith in reaching both horse and newcomer.