
Written by Ellen F. Feld · Illustrated by Jeanne Mellin;Jeanne Mellin
Book #4 in the The Morgan Horse series series
A shy girl must overcome her fears and solve a mystery after a blizzard leaves her lost with her horse.
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Karen Greene, shy and seeking friends, faces her fears after a riding accident leaves her terrified. Moved to Gallant Morgans, she hopes to regain confidence with her horse, Robin. But when a trail ride turns mysterious and a blizzard strikes, Karen and Robin are lost in the woods. Can their bond help them survive the storm and uncover the truth? With the help of Robin's sidekick, a pinto Miniature horse, and a feisty Dachshund puppy, Karen must navigate challenges and find her courage. Will she solve the mystery and conquer her fears?
Robin, the fourth book in the Morgan Horse series, introduces the character of Karen Greene and her Morgan, the lovable, sweet, and somewhat lazy Robin. Karen is a bit shy, and desperate for friends. When Robin gets a stone bruise and can’t be ridden, the inexperienced rider gives in to peer pressure and rides a horse she knows she can’t handle. When the horse bolts and Karen is injured, the girl is afraid to ride any horse - including Robin. Her parents decide to move Robin to Gallant Morgans in the hopes that Heather and Blackjack can help Karen overcome her new fears. Meanwhile, when one of the horses from Gallant Morgans is hurt while on a trail ride, the gang is determined to find who is responsible. Karen hopes to help solve the mystery until an unexpected blizzard hits and she is lost in the woods with Robin. Karen will have to depend on the deep bond she has with her Morgan if they are to survive the cold and snow.
This story also introduces Robin’s sidekick, the adorable gray and white pinto Miniature horse Rerun, and Champ, the small Dachshund puppy with a big attitude.
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