Blazing Hope Youth Ranch Novels & Stories

Austin The past month has been hectic but overall awesome. We managed to pass the inspection with Child Protective Services and the boys are adjusting well. Ryder is a typical guys' guy. When he isn't in school, he is usually with either Lane or Cortland, who have been teaching him The Method, the system we use to train our horses. He sits and watches the training videos from my monthly membership whenever he is inside, which isn't often. It's great to see him learning something he enjoys, and he is really getting into it. Lane and Cortland have been great, and I am so thankful to have them in my corner. They are helping him become a better, more well-rounded person and it's nice to see how

We got no money for donations, either. After pausing for a while Gary added, "Emmm, one more thing, Hope Ranch will be up for auction." At the mention of that name, my heart skipped a beat. The ranch held a special place in my heart. It was not only Dad's private property but also a sanctuary for pups he saved from the hands of rogues. Dad spread love and hope on that land, giving those kids a home and a future. After the Silver Moon Pack's decline, the Council of Elders temporarily took over the ranch.

“I plan to spend every waking minute with you, Hope, and I wanted to talk with you about sleeping arrangements. But let me get lunch first while you unpack and we can talk over lunch.” “Sounds good,” she says. I go downstairs, ordering sandwiches, chips, cookies, fruit, and drinks for us. While I wait, I go through my argument for Hope to stay with me this weekend. My sister, knowing that we’re not marked, chose to put Hope in the second packhouse on Safe Haven pack lands. It’s the newer packhouse, the one that was built more centrally located on the pack lands after they expanded and bought the land that separated Safe Haven from Canyon Ridge, Alpha Rik’s pack. Now, all three of our packs b

The Rancher's Heart Copyright © InamorataFeels 2022 This novel is a work of fiction. Names and characters are the product of the author’s imagination and any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental Blurb: Looking to get over a betrayal and layoff, Everest Prue Camara goes to the small town of Lucerne-Alpane County to find recluse, and hopefully, discover a new passion. When fate puts her up as a neighbour with a single father, Everest is determined to not fall for the handsome rancher. Especially not when his six-year-old had wormed her way up her heart already.

The slight pull of his brows… the quiet sincerity in his face… it’s real. I swallow, forcing my gaze back up before he catches me staring too long. “It’s okay. I understand,” I reply quietly. His eyes linger on me for a second longer before he nods. “Havoc and Blaze went back to the club,” he continues. “They’ll get some of the old ladies ready. The prospects should be on their way to the mini cattle ranch by now.” A brief pause,he stares at me briefly and I almost melt. “Thank you for the idea.”

Chapter 110: A dream come true *** Amber’s POV “Awe look at that one,” I tell Hope, pointing out the fluffy white puppy bouncing around the room, “He looks like a good boy to me!” We’re at the animal shelter today, in hopes of cheering up both Hope and Dan. It’s been a week, and Hope is completely back to normal physically. It’s what she’s been through that haunts her. Even though it’s very likely that neither that witch nor Cindy will never be released, she’s hurt by what’s happened. And I know that she misses Ranger..

Si Jie snap. "Do we've to talk about this right now?"Hope sneer and roll her eyes. "Fuck you"She whisper to Hope aware of her sister presence,Hope glare. "Sis why do you wanna learn how to ride a horse?" "It's fun,it'll be nice to take a day off,visit the ranch..." "And farm if it's uncle Joe ranch"Hope cut in with a squeezed face. "Speaking from experience,you're gonna milk the cows"Si Jie added. "Don't make it sound so difficult guys."

India stopped it with a wave of her hand. “Did you know Colt plays in a charity basketball tournament a couple times a year? Did any of you bother going to cheer him on? No. Did you know he takes boys in the Little Buddies program horseback riding on his land? So he can talk to them one on one about staying away from drugs and alcohol? No. And he did go to a dance, a community dance. For charity. Were any of the McKays, besides Colt and Buck—”