The Eventing Series

The Eventing Series: New Editions from Flatiron Books

Hello! I am so happy to bring you this update, which feels like it has been forever in the making. I am partnering with Flatiron Books, an imprint of Macmillan Publishers, to issue beautiful new editions of The Eventing Series and Briar Hill Farm – plus, an all-new novel planned for 2025! Here is the… Continue reading The Eventing Series: New Editions from Flatiron Books

Books · Equestrian Fiction

The Regift Horse is now available!

Now available in ebook from my store at NatalieKReinert.shop, as well as the Amazon Kindle store: The Regift Horse, Book 3 of Ocala Horse Girls! Evie has struggled to find meaning in her equestrian life after retiring her heart horse. So when her cousin concocts a plan to regift her Christmas horse to Evie, she’s… Continue reading The Regift Horse is now available!

Books · Equestrian Fiction

Read First: Chapter One of THE PROJECT HORSE

Hello everyone! I am excited to share the first chapter of my upcoming novel, The Project Horse. This sweet, fun read set in the Florida horse country is coming to ebook and paperback on April 26, 2022. The Project Horse was originally shared on Patreon and it was a major favorite with readers! It has… Continue reading Read First: Chapter One of THE PROJECT HORSE

Books · The Eventing Series

Read the First Chapter of HOME, Book 7 of The Eventing Series

The finale to my bestselling Eventing Series arrives February 22, 2022. Before you panic, there WILL be another series after this one featuring Jules and Pete – along with all the friends they’ve made along the way, and some new arrivals. I’ll have a sneak peek of this new series in the back of Home,… Continue reading Read the First Chapter of HOME, Book 7 of The Eventing Series

Equestrian Authors

5 Questions with Equestrian Author Linda Shantz

This year we’ve been waiting for good things…which makes Linda Shantz’s chosen title all too apropos. Good Things Come could be the feel-good phrase of 2020, because it feels like that’s all we can do: wait. Wait it out with a good book, at least. Good Things Come is the first novel from talented equestrian… Continue reading 5 Questions with Equestrian Author Linda Shantz

Books · Equestrian Fiction

New: Equestrian Fiction Boxset Release

I’m so excited to join a group of seven other equestrian fiction authors for our first-ever boxset release! Horses, Hearts & Havoc is a collection of eight full-length novels in one convenient ebook. And the genres! We’ve got thriller, we’ve got mystery, we’ve got romance, we’ve got barn drama: it’s all here. Best of all,… Continue reading New: Equestrian Fiction Boxset Release

Equestrian Authors

5 Questions with Equestrian Author Laurie Berglie

I’ve known Laurie Berglie a long time. This equestrian author and I go back to my old days of blogging about off-track Thoroughbreds for my breakout blog Retired Racehorse, and when she published her first novel a few years ago, I was absolutely delighted. Where the Bluegrass Grows is a pleasure to read, a romance with plenty of equine… Continue reading 5 Questions with Equestrian Author Laurie Berglie

Equestrian Fiction

New Book Release: The Hidden Horses of New York

Friends, I’m so excited about today’s news! I’ve officially given The Hidden Horses of New York its publication date of November 26, 2019, and I just can’t wait to share it with you. This book means the world to me. Last year, I was brooding about my “millennial horse racing story” that I wanted to write. I… Continue reading New Book Release: The Hidden Horses of New York

Contempory Equestrian Fiction · Writing Life

Taking Chances: Equestrian Writers Who Collaborate Instead of Competing

This post originally appeared at Retired Racehorse Blog in 2013. I’m a huge proponent of independent publishing, not least because it has allowed horse books to enter a whole new level. Gone are the days when I could choose between a $5.99 paperback from the Thoroughbred series or a $35.95 hardcover tome on dressage principles if… Continue reading Taking Chances: Equestrian Writers Who Collaborate Instead of Competing