The Tagger Herd - Collection Three

BOOK ELEVEN - EPIC - REILLY MORGAN

Christmas, always a favorite time of year at the ranch for Reilly and the family.  

Kelly is visiting for the holiday, he's involved in some epic surprises and a snow 

storm threatens to strand them at the ranch. Could that really be that bad?  

The only thing that dampers the spirit is the invitation to a New Year's Eve 

party for him and Grace. It comes with a foreboding of impending doom. 

BOOK TWELVE - HEART AND SOUL - SADIE TAGGER

To Sadie, there is nothing better than a week in the mountains riding horses 

and branding cows. With the second ranch in the family it meant twice the 

work...or twice the fun as Sadie would say. Having turned twelve, she was now 

old enough to help in the corrals while they worked. She had waited 

her whole life for this week! So, how exactly did she end up outside 

the corrals the whole week instead?

BOOK THIRTEEN - RESCUE OR RECOVER - MATT TAGGER

Riding the mountains, farming, fencing, cattle drives, with some search and rescue 

thrown in; it's all in a day's work for Matt. But after months of planning, 

they finally take a break from it all and head to Billings, Montana for the horse 

auction. There are surprises at every turn; including an unexpected and very 

unwanted visit from the past. 

BOOK FOURTEEN - THREE HORSES AND A DREAM - NORA TAGGER

"How do you keep from changing who you are and becoming someone that other 

people want you to be?"  

Nora's summer is all about horses; eat, breathe, sleep, think, talk, walk.  

Horse shows, rodeos, ranch work, training, with cutting lessons and competitions 

thrown in. A perfect summer? Her new cutting coach is pressuring her into 

dropping her royalty dreams, Arcturus isn't winning, and she doesn't know 

why Sadie is still having problems running barrels, and then there's Billy. 

That perfect summer isn't quite so perfect.

BOOK FIFTEEN - THE PAST AND THE FUTURE - GRACE TAGGER

There is nothing more important to Grace than family...nothing. When her family 

is threatened, she steps forward and takes charge. When life threatens to 

repeat itself, she takes charge. But her take-charge attitude begins to 

crumble when she looks into the future.