Best Selling Books by Joanna Campbell

Wonder''s second year of racing is phenomenal, but after her regular jockey is injured she refuses to perform for anyone except Ashleigh.

Ashleigh Griffin swore she''d never give her heart to another horse - until a small, sickly foal is born - a beautiful copper filly that looks like her old horse Stardust.

A story about Penny''s summer and love of a horse.

Susan struggles to overcome her anxiety about falling off horses and is helped by a formerly abused new horse who will trust only her.

Mousy housewife Kiki Lowenstein, devoted to her daughter and her scrapbooking hobby, is shocked when her husband George is found naked and dead in a hotel room, and things get even crazier when Kiki is goaded into threatening one of George''s former flames and the woman is later found murdered.

Old money and tradition are the hallmarks of the St. Louis prep school that Kiki''s daughter Anya attends. But the elite academy is stamped with scandal when Anya find the body of a teacher in the elegant theater-- and may have seen the killer. Fearing Anya is in danger, Kiki sifts through the school''s many shocking secrets to pin down the murderer.

When Samantha''s adoptive sister has a horseback riding accident frighteningly similar to the one that killed her mother, Samantha begins reliving the traumatic years that followed her mother''s death.

Dumpster diving for her last paycheck is the low point of Kiki''s day-- until she finds a severed leg thrown in with the trash. When she discovers that the leg belonged to Cindy, a customer with a violent husband, she begins combing through Cindy''s scrapbook projects for hidden clues.

Tainted icing triggers a rare allergy, and a hobbyist croaks at a scrapbooking crop sponsored by Time in a Bottle, the store where Kiki Lowenstein works. When it comes out that someone swiped the victim''s emergency medication, the scrappers realize they have a murder on their hands, and the entire community jumps to point the finger at Kiki and her coworkers.

When Ashleigh finds her old diary, she remembers the times at her families old breeding farm.

Ashleigh wouldn''t care about anything, ever again. Ashleigh Griffen swore she''d never give her heart to another horse -- not after a terrible disease wiped out her family''s breeding farm, along with Ashleigh''s favorite mare, Stardust. Now the Griffens are starting over as breeding managers at Townsend Acres, and Ashleigh''s sure she is going to hate living there. Then a small, sickly foal is born -- a beautiful copper filly that looks like Stardust. No one thinks the foal will live or that it''s worth trying to save. No one but Ashleigh. Can one girl''s love alone work miracles? Read Thoroughbred and experience the love and friendship between a determined girl and a very special filly.

Police detective Chad Detweiler is overjoyed to learn he''s having a baby with Kiki Lowenstein. But when his estranged wife, Brenda, is found shot to death with bullets from his revolver, the proud papa-to-be finds himself up the creek without a lawyer. Meanwhile, Kiki and Dodie Goldfader are in for a surprise when an unidentified young woman bursts into their craft store claiming to have killed Dodie''s son. Embarking on a memorial scrapbook project as a ruse to unravel the facts, Kiki can''t stop herself from wondering if the man she loves is tangled up in murder.

Thoroughbred series #66.

Tracy and her brother Colin rescue an injured black mustang, which leads to problems as her father seems to hate all horses.

Ashleigh Griffen, the jockey for Wonder''s Pride, and her friend Samantha McLean are certain that the horse will suffer irreparable damage if he is raced in the strenuous three-race Triple Crown.

Parker Townsend and Christina Reece meet Lyssa, the daughter of a Montana rancer, who is winning the Olympic trials. Christina befriends Lyssa, but Parker is jealous. Will Parker let Lyssa ruin his shot at the Olympics?

In her classic tale, Charlotte Brontë introduced readers to the strong-willed and intelligent Jane Eyre. The Jane Eyre Chronicles pick up where Brontë left off, with Jane married to her beloved Edward Rochester and mother to a young son. But Jane soons finds herself having to protect those she loves… While extensive repairs are being made to Ferndean, their rural home, Jane and Edward accept an invitation from their friend Lucy Brayton to stay with her in London. Jane is reluctant to abandon their peaceful life in the countryside, but Edward’s damaged vision has grown worse. She hopes that time in the capital will buoy his spirits and give him the chance to receive treatment from an ocular specialist. Once in London, the Rochesters accompany Lucy to the Italian Opera House. But there is more drama in the audience than on stage—Jane not only unexpectedly finds herself in the presence of King George and his mistress, Lady Conygham, she also encounters an old nemesis in the form of Lady Ingram (whose daughter, Blanche, once hoped to wed Edward herself). The aging dowager deals both Jane and Lucy a very public snub; hoping to mitigate the social damage caused by this, Lucy insists on visiting the Ingrams the next day. The visit goes poorly from the start—and ends with Lady Ingram dropping dead in the midst of taking tea. It soon becomes clear that the dowager’s death was an unnatural one, and Jane must set her considerable intelligence to the problem of solving it—and why the throne appears to have an interest …

An injury keeps Christina from riding for at least three months. In the meantime, she reluctantly allows Melanie to train Star.

When Ashleigh has an accident and gives birth to her baby prematurely, she dreams about her new daughter''s olympic riding career.

Christina Reese is going away to riding camp for three weeks.

While Perfect Image recuperates from injuries, Melanie meets a gorgeous Thoroughbred named Hi Jinx, a direct descendant of the famous racehorse Man O''War. Will he live up to his ancestor''s reputation?

Racing for fun turns serious when Melanie becomes more and more competitive and is in danger of losing friendships and more.

At her daughter''s May Day pageant, Kiki narrowly escapes being shot and grows determined to find the culprit who wound up killing a wealthy matriarch instead.

At last, Wonder''s Star has recovered from the illness that halted his promising racing career so suddenly.

Cindy has to find a way to make Wonder''s Champion behave, or he won''t be able to race.

Kaitlin is torn between her boyfriend and her horse.

The Kentucky Derby is coming up soon, and Christina and Star need a change of pace. They go to California in hopes of changing Star''s attitude in time for the Derby.

Christina enters Star in a tough Derby prep race, praying that he can withstand the grueling pace. Is it too much, too soon? Or will Star shine like the champion that he is?

Melanie Graham knows Image is Triple Crown material. The problem is, the filly is too smart for her own good. She''s difficult to train, hates to be stabled indoors, and fights with other horses. But if Melanie is going to run Image in the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont, the filly is going to have to get over herself. For practice, Melanie takes Image to Florida to run in an easy fillies-only race. But when Melanie gets to the track, she discovers that her father has entered Image in the prestigious Florida Derby instead. He badly needs the purse money to save his failing business and he truly believes Image can win. Melanie is doubtful. Will Image rise to the challenge?

Lyssa must ride back to her family''s ranch to warn her family of an avalanche, and to save the other animals.

After the death of her parents, Allie is trying to feel at home at Tall Oaks. When Ben and Cindy buy Wonder''s Legacy, Allie tales it upon herself to draw Legacy out of his shell.

When Brad Townsend shows interest in adding Perfect Image to his breeding stock, Melanie enters a race against time to prove that the horse has a talent for racing, not breeding.

Every trainer at Whitebrook Farm has given up on Sierra. The spirited colt just doesn''t seem to have the patience for racing. Then Sierra jumps effortlessly over an enormous fallen tree, and Samantha McLean, the head trainer''s daughter, knows that the horse could be a champion steeplechaser.

Christina''s new horse Sterling is not as cooperative as she would like in preparing for competitions.

Can a fan''s love go too far? Christina is thrilled by Wonder''s Star''s recent wins on the track, but with Star''s success comes some very strange –– and very creepy –– activity around the farm. First, someone breaks into the Whitebrook barn. Though physically unharmed, a jittery Star compels Christina to fly home abruptly from New York. Luckily, Christina''s new friend Jessie is there to support her. For safety''s sake, Christina is forced to move her renowned horse after the break–in. But when trouble follows Star to Whisperwood and then to Tall Oaks, she begins to fear for Star''s well–being . . . and for her own. Christina may be left with only one option: to move Star to Townsend Acres, where the security is excellent, but where her nemesis, Brad Townsend, is surely up to no good. . . Ages 8+

What you are going to learn : - The 10 tools required to begin quilting, and when to use them. - How to select the right fabrics - you have to know these 3 criteria - How to design your first quilt block - just follow these details steps - How to create and use a template for quilting - you will earn a lot of time with these tips - Why pressing is so important in dealing with cuts and creases in quilting ? - The 4 basic methods of quilting preparation - The quick and easy 7 steps quide to applying quilting methods Through the text the author not only gives a bit of history on the process of quilting but also makes every effort to convey some of the time honored techniques that are used even today. The text is insightful and educational and would serve well in any household that loves hobbie. In fact anyone that has an interest in quilting should have a copy of this text. It is not as complex as some of the other texts are and works well to convey a bit more than the basics.

Samantha is excited when she gets a horse of her own.

Do Christina and Star have what it takes to win the third jewel in the Triple Crown?As the third race in the Triple Crown approaches, the competition for Christina Reese and her horse, Wonder''s Star, is getting tougher. Christina is nervous and she''s afraid the pressure is affecting Star''s concentration. But the tension unexpectedly eases when Christina meets a jockey familiar with the legendary 1977 Triple Crown winner, Seattle Slew. It seems Star and Seattle Slew have lots in common. Buoyed by the jockey''s invaluable advice and the support of her family and friends Christina feels ready to win at Belmont! The question is will Star come through?Ages 8+

Certain that the wild and rebellious colt Sierra could be a great racehorse, Samantha McLean, the daughter of Whitebrook Farm''s trainer, begins to train Sierra for the dangerous demands of steeplechasing.