Maryland Equestrian by L.R. Trovillion is a young-adult equestrian trilogy weaving together personal growth, contemporary challenges, and a touch of magic—all set on the backdrop of competitive dressage and horses.
Book 1: False Gods
This coming-of-age tale introduces Cory, a teenager struggling under the shadow of her overachieving older sister. Through her relationship with Regina, a fellow rider with hidden depths, Cory explores self-worth beyond success and learns that it’s okay to question what she’s taught to value.
Book 2: Horse Gods: The Dressage Rider’s Betrayal
In this darker sequel, Regina grapples with issues at home and distrust in herself as the stakes of competitive riding escalate. Facing betrayal and the burden of expectation, she must decide whether to continue pursuing her dreams or break free from riding’s pressures.
Book 3: Just Gods: The Eventer’s Revenge
Wrapping up the series, the story returns to Cory, Regina, and a new character, Willow—whose world is falling apart. When Willow turns to her old friends for help, the trio makes a stand for honesty, healing, and redefining success in both life and riding.
Series Themes & Appeal
- Equestrian authenticity: Explores dressage and eventing culture with teenage riders at its core.
- Emotional depth: Tackles real issues like sibling rivalry, family pressure, mental health, and ethical choices.
- Magic realism elements: Subtle hints suggest horses may hold spiritual significance in the characters’ growth.
- Uplifting resolutions: Despite emotional turmoil, each book concludes with hope, self-awareness, and renewed purpose.
Ideal for teens who enjoy emotional, realistic stories where horses are more than just sport—they’re a path to self-discovery, healing, and integrity.
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