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With the pandemic on the wane, the eclectic sisterhood of six devout horsewomen, known as The Rowdy Girls, were once able to begin planning their annual summer horse camp in Virginia. However, Betsy suggests another idea: at an all-inclusive equestrian camp with luxury lodging in Scotland. After all, shouldn't they travel further afield? Life is sort, and they've been cooped up for a long time. Riding horses in the Scottish Highlands was a thrilling idea, but their riding skills and form have taken a hit during the lockdown. While the girls attend their first evening yoga class with Willow Reed in Hadley Falls, leaving them barely able to get off the floor, four strange men slip out of the darkness and onto Sarah and Nick's farm. Long Leaf Farm's two employees, Coy and Dex, are attacked and beaten, and a horse belonging to one of their boarders is stolen. But why Vivian's horse and why had she too disappeared? They discover her address was listed at the dilapidated and abandoned house of Cora Rice-vacant since her death over forty years ago, but why that house? Could it hold secrets begging to be uncovered?Sarah, a retired art teacher and bestselling author, uses her investigative instincts to uncover the truth of who attacked their beloved barn manger and trainer, and how all the pieces of this puzzle fit together. From the Highlands of Scotland to a book tour in New England, Sarah seeks the truth. Meanwhile, the Rowdy Girls work as a sisterhood together to navigate what life throws at them: second chances at love, financial abuse, and illness. All the while, the sisterhood relishes their collective ride on roller-coaster highway of life.

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Jane W. Rankin's first novel, Sour Grapes & Sweet Tea, in 2019, followed by Sweet Tea & Fireflies and To Secrets & Sweet Tea, all by Winfree Oaks Publishing. She is also the author of The Woman Equestrian, published in 2003 by Wish Publishing, and has been published in The Chronicle of the Horse periodical and their Amateurs Like Us weekly blog. Jane is a retired public school art educator, mother of two adult daughters, and grandmother of one precious granddaughter. She lives in Denver, North Carolina.

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