At age nine, when I sat on a horse for the very first time, I had no idea how my life was about to be shaped by them. I had no idea they would follow me across countries, careers, and crossroads. I had no idea they would become one of the most consistent, grounding things in my life. Yet, they did. And, as a result, they shaped me into the woman I am today.

This is what inspired me to write my latest book, Horse Girl: A Journey Home. In it, I share my life both inside and outside the horse world — and everything that I learned from it. When I look back on it all, I am equally overwhelmed and grateful for all the lessons I learned. It........

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