With over twenty years of horse ownership and Endurance riding to her credit, Kasey Riley (Kim) brings a wealth of knowledge to her novels. Her love of the trail, outdoors, and rural living give color and vibrancy to her books. This realism has drawn many readers to her novels. She strives to make readers see through the eyes of her characters and imagine themselves enmeshed in the plot.
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McKenna's Path by Kasey Riley.
Ruff Cut by Kasey Riley.
DNA Trilogy by Kasey Riley.
August Fire by Kasey Riley.
Skeleton Trail by Kasey Riley.
Desperate Endurance by Kasey Riley.
Once she finds her genetic
heritage - can she escape it?
Book 1 of 3
To escape and find a
home is all that counts.
Book 2 of 3
To get married, they need
to elude their enemy, again.
Book 3 of 3
A murder, a witness and a
cross country race to safety.
A dog, diamonds, city crooks and
rattlesnakes...what fun.
On horseback or on foot,
Suzie must reach her
father.
An unplugged weekend
becomes a nightmare.
Army Veteran Sheriff Megan Holloway wonders what is happening to her quiet Colorado town.
Suzie McKenna never expected a landslide when this trail ride started.
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