Sweetbriars Omnibus

A Tale of Sweetbriars. Follow Cate, Tabby and Violet in the Sweetbriars Omnibus, that includes three full-length books, in one simple download.

A feel-good coming of age equestrian series, for horse-mad girls and reader's 'young at heart'. Called a 'Must Read' by Horse & Hound and 'The stuff of Horse Lover's Dreams' by Reader's Favorite.

Leaving The City. In the first book, get to know Cate as she moves to the English countryside with her family and pony, Odette. Cate makes friends with Violet and Tabby at Pony Club, and soon their lives are intertwined in ways they couldn't have imagined, thanks to their passion for horses.

Tabby's Big Year, 'Best Young Adult Fiction,' at the 2019 EQUUS Film & Arts Festival, follows Tabby as she comes to grips with her father vanishing and a deep rift developing in her family. She finds solace with Cate and Violet at Sweetbriars Farm where she's nursing her horse Bliss back to health, to participate in the Young Rider's Squad try-outs.

Finding Violet. In the third book, Violet stumbles on a family secret. Her quest for the truth takes its toll not only on her but also on her friendship with Tabby. Spot, her beloved showjumper becomes her guiding light, keeping her spirits high, and taking care of her when she needs it the most.

Horse & Hound. "The book every horsey child needs to read. A fantastic story recommended to all horse lovers. Packed with a mixture of friendship, horses and a love of the countryside, the book really is a must-read."
Readers' Favorite, 5 Star Review. "The first of a series, Sweetbriars is the stuff of horse lovers' dreams."
Deanie Humphrys-Dunne, Children's Author. "It's a must-have for horse lovers, who will not only love the story but also learn a great deal about horses."
Susan Marie Molloy, Author. "What an absolutely sweet and engaging story! This story swept me away."
Horse Book Reviews Blog. "A delightful story about a young horse lover in England... A coming-of-age story with lovely equine details."
Coffee & Reviews Book Blog. "I would put it in a horse-fairy-tale category if there was such a genre. Absolutely lovely read. Highly recommended!"