Trouble ahead. When Mindy's horse-psychic friend Hillary elicits her help to steal a horse targeted for slaughter, they quickly learn that there are legitimate horse thieves in town and the sheriff's department is out searching for all of them. Their partner in crime, dear sweet old Mrs. Butchling once again finds herself at the helm of this horse rescue, much like the deer herd that she, Bethann, and Mindy illegally transported across state lines not too long ago. Along the highway, Mindy meets Shane, a utility worker for the gas company marking the territory for fracking; a controversial environmental drilling practice she vehemently opposes. Attracted to him in spite of this but armed with facts, she sets out to educate anyone who will listen, even if it means she may never see the man of her dreams again. Sadder yet, Malaki seems to like him too. "Not only will you be tremendously entertained by this beautiful story, you just might be a better rider when it's all said and done." Heartwarming and tender, even silly at times, this hard-hitting story about horse rescue will bring tears of joy to your eyes. With Mindy, there's never a dull moment. This equestrian Phenom and her friends will stop at nothing to save the horses. Leah Oliver says she's proud, very proud. "And I am too." An equestrian, horse trainer, and environmentalist, MaryAnn Myers lives on an organic farm in Northeast Ohio with her family and is currently working on the fourth book in the Bestselling Winning Odds Series about Thoroughbred racing.