Lauren Brooke Books in Order

As Christmas approaches, Amy struggles to train Sundance, a rescued pony whose ability in the ring contrasts with difficult behavior at home. Memories of her mother's last Christmas complicate her efforts to understand the troubled animal.

Honey becomes determined to care for an injured pony, even though it belongs to a girl who has treated her badly. Her friends struggle to understand her devotion, unaware of the painful family secret behind it.

Scholarship student Malory has won a place on Chestnut Hill’s riding team but still feels like an outsider. When she chooses to train a wary new horse, trusting her instincts may put her future at school at risk.

Five girls from very different backgrounds arrive at an elite boarding school where horses and competitive riding dominate life. Facing demanding lessons, social rivalries, and an unfriendly clique, they must find friendship and prove they belong.

Lani loves Chestnut Hill, but poor grades convince her parents that riding is distracting her from schoolwork. An injury and a charity event offer a chance to prove she can balance her commitments and earn the right to stay.

When Chestnut Hill’s riding team blames its new director for a disappointing performance, Dylan rallies to defend her aunt. Rumors of a rival’s return make it increasingly difficult to know which friends she can trust.

Home from college for winter break, Amy discovers that Ty has a new girlfriend. When a pregnant mare becomes ill, the former couple must work together, bringing unresolved feelings into the middle of their rescue efforts.

Malory is invited to compete for a place on an elite summer riding team. Finding a suitable horse is only one challenge: she must also face her classmates, her feelings for Caleb, and the prospect of leaving home.

Studying veterinary medicine has opened a new life for Amy beyond Heartland. An invitation to help horses on a Colorado ranch over spring break forces her to weigh fresh opportunities against returning home to familiar relationships.

Invited to a wealthy polo family's Hamptons estate, Amy expects to help a difficult pony. As she learns more about its young rider and the demands surrounding him, she begins to question where the real problem lies.

An accusation of cheating sets Chestnut Hill buzzing with gossip. While her friends focus on the scandal, Lani struggles with private problems and secrets of her own, unsure whether anyone will notice what she is facing.

Honey has friends, a beloved pony, and a happy life at Chestnut Hill. An extraordinary opportunity arrives alongside devastating news, forcing her to decide what matters most and how much she is willing to leave behind.

Important riding events put Chestnut Hill’s students under increasing pressure. As old rivalries flare, Dylan begins questioning the cost of competition and whether supporting her friends matters more than securing another victory.

Romantic complications and mounting expectations unsettle life at Chestnut Hill. Team captain Malory must manage the pressure on her riders while facing problems closer to home that she may be unable to solve alone.

Honey’s return to England threatens to separate her from Lani and the life they share at Chestnut Hill. Lani searches for a way to preserve their close friendship despite the distance and changes ahead.

Amy shares what her mother taught her about caring for horses, alongside memories and practical suggestions for fellow horse lovers. Diagrams of Heartland's horses accompany discussions of equine character, alternative remedies and her favorite horse books.