Marsha Hubler Books in Order

This ten-lesson Bible study for women examines prayer as part of a closer relationship with God. It addresses what prayer means, how it works, and how to make room for it amid the demands of daily life.

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.

Marsha Hubler helps new homeschooling parents turn their decision into an organized plan. Checklists, sample calendars, and recordkeeping examples accompany guidance on choosing curricula, addressing individual learning needs, working with evaluators, and preparing for standardized tests.

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.

Three sixth-grade friends attend a detective training camp in Pennsylvania's Allegheny Mountains. Their planned mystery becomes something more serious as a horse vanishes, suspicious incidents multiply, and rumors of hidden Civil War gold lead them toward Wolf Canyon.

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.

Mennonite bachelor John Friesen enjoys farming and breeding horses without feeling ready to marry. Three women hope to win his affection, but a serious riding accident changes the question from romantic attention to who will stand beside him.

Amish Louellen Friesen feels trapped in an unhappy marriage and develops feelings for the widowed doctor whose home she cleans. Her longing for affection conflicts with her wedding vows, community expectations, and search for spiritual peace.

Valerie Friesen plans to marry her longtime boyfriend despite her family's doubts about their relationship. The arrival of an attractive widower with a mysterious past makes the Mennonite woman question the future she thought she had chosen.

Nanette would rather ride horses or play softball than attend her Mennonite quilting circle. After agreeing to finish quilt bindings independently, she discovers that completed work has vanished, creating a puzzle as her own wedding approaches.

Bullied teenager Dallis struggles with friendships and a leg brace after an earlier riding accident. A new friend's invitation takes her camping in the Poconos, where rumors of a legendary white stallion give her something unexpected to pursue.

In 1958 Pennsylvania, thirteen-year-old Tommi disguises herself as a boy to pursue competitive pool. Her hidden involvement with a street gang leads to arrest and counseling with a Salvation Army captain who challenges her choices and priorities.