The River Home – Book Three in The Friendship Trilogy

Tragedy leads Baatar on a treacherous trip to the Mongolian steppe, an unforeseeable plane crash, and an arduous trip home, paved with obstacles and mysterious encounters that sometimes seem otherworldly—events that test his resilience and strength to the max. Emmy meanwhile deals with life at home, hostile visitors, biased accusations, lost opportunities and challenges no teenager can muster alone. Circumstances are dire when friends and strangers bring a glimmer of hope.

Baatar and Emmy continue on their journey which unveils their inner turmoil and family secrets that deeply impact their friends. Follow them in another chapter of love and grief, shocking news and hope, as they face ever new challenges. Their close connection to horses and spirit whispers open their hearts and lead to insights that bring redemption, union, and healing.

A moving novel of a Mongolian nomad and an American orphan, and their love of horses that brings them together. Follow the journey of their chance encounter that leads to the healing of their painful past.

After escaping her human trafficker, Tío, upon arrival in L.A., Honduran-born Soledad Sanchez finds herself without resources in a foreign land, fully aware that Tío and his men are still looking for her. While dreaming of a life in freedom, the fear of being tracked and found haunts her every step of the way.

Maria Elena grows up in a violent, poverty-stricken barrio in Honduras. Her dream of a better life becomes more realistic when she makes friends with Lolita, who seems to have the right connections. Together, they plan an escape to L.A., but Lolita’s connection is Tío, a drug lord and human trafficker. In spite of her misgivings about Tío, Maria Elena joins Lolita and escapes her futureless life, only to end up in a foreign country — alone, hungry, and scared.