Skye is a troubled foster girl, sent to live with Christian foster parents who introduce her to the wonderful world of horses. At Keystone Stables, a special-needs dude ranch in central Pennsylvania, Skye meets Champ, a champion sorrel quarter horse who helps her accept God's unconditional forgiveness and love.

Skye Nicholson once was a rebellious juvenile delinquent. She'd been through more foster homes than she cared to remember. She trusted no one and had a hard time loving anyone, especially herself. She was a lot like Sooze Bodmer, her long-time friend and "partner in crime," before love found her inside the home of Tom and Eileen Chambers.Through a difficult turn of events in Sooze's life, the Chambers once again open their home and Keystone Stables to another hard-edged teen. Now Skye is challenged to help someone that reminds her of herself. When an unexpected crisis occurs in Sooze's life, both girls learn what it means to not only believe in God, but to trust him even when the future seems uncertain.

Book three in the Keystone Stables fiction series—girls ages 10 and upSkye and Morgan have their hands full trying to share God's love and the preciousness of life with Tanya Bell, an African-American girl and a runaway who becomes a foster child in the Chambers' household. Tanya is a veteran shoplifter. But when one of the mares dies giving birth to a foal, Tanya is transformed as she takes responsibility for the foal.

More adventures with horses—ages 10 and up Skye and her friend Chad work as teen counselors in special needs at Camp Tioga. One of the campers who is deaf causes havoc during his riding lessons. Skye takes a crash course in American Sign Language to try to communicate with him. When he disappears on horseback into the hills, Skye and Chad have to lead the rescue to find him.

Although Skye has looked forward to teaching Katie, a blind camper, about riding and handling horses, Katie's bitterness over being blind and her parents' upcoming divorce challenge Skye's ability to teach and to share God's love.

Her foster parents have opened Keystone Stables this summer to a visiting group of kids with special needs, and Skye-once an angry, needy teen herself-will help mentor them. It's a real test of her growing maturity.She's really annoyed with one of them: Joey is an outgoing and friendly Down syndrome kid who took a liking to Skye right away. She's both embarrassed and furious when he calls her his girlfriend, and treats him harshly when others aren't around. But when his horse comes up lame on the day of a major competition, Skye is faced with a big decision: will she continue to push him away or show him God's love?

'A wild horse and an angry young woman. Is there a secret to taming them both?Wanda Stallord is a wild, nasty handful when she first comes to Keystone Stables, and Skye is put off by the teenager's grungy clothes and thirst for trouble. The former gang member is a lot like Keystone's other recent arrival, a beautiful but uncontrollable Mustang called Rebel.Skye wants to help Wanda, but she seems interested only in shooting pool and handing out insults. But as she practices the gentle art of horse whispering with Rebel, Skye discovers a key that just might open up for Wanda's fearful, lonely heart to the healing power of God's love.'

'The search begins for the parents Skye never knew. But what will happen if she finds them?On a trip to South Carolina with her foster family, Skye gets the shock of her life when the waitress at a local diner seems to recognize her. The woman proves to be Skye's long-lost Aunt Millie—-Skye's first-ever contact with her flesh-and-blood family!As Skye and Mom and Dad Chambers attempt to track down her real parents with Millie's help. Skye's foster sister and best friend, Morgan, struggles with her own family regrets. More is at stake than anyone can imagine—-and the outcome is one that only a truly amazing God can bring about.'