L.R. Trovillion
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By l.r. trovillion
False Gods
The Show Jumper’s Challenge
Trapped in the crosshairs of a brutal trainer who will stop at nothing to win, Cory must decide if she’ll once again back down and flee… or stay and stand up for herself, her horse, and her dreams.
Next in the Maryland Equestrian Novel series!
Horse Gods
The Dressage Rider’s Betrayal
A half-wild horse, a Celtic legend, and a teen trying to escape…
Available March 17, 2019!
Other Books
Hooked on Hockey
Contributor of the essay Hockey Détente published in Chicken Soup for the Soul: Hooked on Hockey: 101 Stories about the Players Who Love the Game and the Families that Cheer Them On.
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Is Dressage Going to the Ponies?
How a rescued pony and a determined trainer are changing the way we view size in competitions. Professional dressage trainer Ashley Kennedy, with her long auburn hair tucked under a ball cap, lovingly drapes an arm over the back of her talented equine partner—a 13.3...
read more. . .plenty of suspense. I rooted for Cory Iverson on every page of this beautifully written novel. Trovillion’s prose is vivid, her equine setting authentic.”
– Sasscer Hill, Author of Flamingo Road (Fia McKee Mysteries)
Amazing book. This was a page turner with well-developed characters. Touching on self-esteem, bulimia, bullying, real friends, and finding your inner voice. I look forward to reading more by this author.
– Amazon Review
All the characters within False Gods are well written and fully developed allowing the reader to grow fond of them and feel bound to their journey. The plot is fast paced with many twists and turns where you are never sure what will happen next.