Anne Eliot Crompton

Niviene, the daughter of the Lady of the Lake, recounts her life as a member of the Fey, sister of the knight who would be known as Lancelot, and student of Merlin as she discovers her destiny at the court of King Arthur.

Merlin's Harp

Inspired by the classic Middle English poem, Sir Gawain and the Green Knight, an enchanting story about honor and chivalry introduces a mysterious knight who gallops into King Arthur's court and offers all gathered there a fantastic challenge.

Gawain and Lady Green

Pat seizes the chance to ride and care for a horse even though she must deceive her parents in the process.

The Rain-Cloud Pony

An unmarried teenager, estranged from her parents and her boyfriend, struggles to provide a future for herself and her year-old son that does not include welfare.

Queen of Swords

Struggling with a bossy best friend, Alice finds her life further complicated when she rescues and adopts a pony despite her father's "no animals" rule, and in order to keep the pony she must stand up to her father and her best friend. Original.

The Rainbow Pony

Only the man who can move the huge stone in the field shall have Wealthy's hand in marriage. Her sister knows the secret of lifting the stone.

The Lifting Stone

Janet Stone is new in town and lonely. Stuck-up Marigold Stass has snubbed her. No one wants to be her friend -- until she meets Mr. Flower, "the mad hermit of Winterfield." Mr. Flower offers Janet a job: helping him tame and groom his wild pony, Pearl, a surprise gift for his adored grandson who will visit in the spring. Janet knows nothing about horses, but Mr. Flower teaches her and Janet helps turn Pearl into a beautiful, glossy pet. Now she's ready to challenge Marigold. But spring and Mr. Flowers grandson are almost here. Janet's afraid. Will she lose her beloved pony? Will she be alone again? Or has she learned how to make friends and keep them -- for life...

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