Best Selling Books by Tudor Robins

Runaway. Return. Redemption. Hazel fled her quaint Ontario hometown, haunted by shame and regrets. Years later, on the bustling west coast, an unexpected encounter awakens her to the hollowness of her life. With the whisper of memories and the weight of remorse, she makes an impulsive journey back to her roots. Amid the familiar embrace of family, the weight of a struggling farm, a community event on the brink, and the charm of a local heartthrob, Hazel must face the girl she was to become the woman she's meant to be. And she'll learn that sometimes, forgiving yourself is the hardest journey of all. Dive into this witty and heartwarming tale of self-discovery, second chances, and the healing power of home. "A new horsey, small-town rom-com that is just the right amount of sweet mixed with a dash of country vibes and family shenanigans," - Amazon Reviewer "I’ve thoroughly enjoyed everything I’ve read by this author and this book is no exception." - Amazon Reviewer

A second chance. An unexpected reunion. And a life that’s about to be turned upside down. Aspen has built a quiet, steady life on her island farm—surrounded by horses, grounded by routine, and supported by a close-knit community. It’s not the life she once imagined, but it’s one she’s come to rely on. Then Dob arrives. Once the man she was going to marry, now the man she’s carefully left behind, Dob reappears with an easy smile, a hopeful heart—and a past neither of them has quite managed to let go. As old rhythms are disrupted and long-buried feelings resurface, Aspen is forced to confront the question she’s spent years avoiding: Can you truly move on from the person who once felt like home? Set against the backdrop of island life, Before & After is a warm, heartfelt story about second chances, unexpected connection, and the courage it takes to choose what comes next. REVIEWS "This is such a lovely book. The gorgeous Canadian island setting and the horses set the backdrop for a beautiful love story as well as meaningful friendships and family dynamics. I highly recommend reading Before & After whenever you want a big dose of cozy comfort!." - Five-Star Reader Review "I really love this book and know I'll be re-reading in the future. A perfect read to relax with and take some stress free breaths. A gem!" - Five-Star Reader Review

She came home to catch her breath. Falling in love was never part of the plan. After an abrupt derailment of Evie’s carefully managed city life, a temporary retreat to her familiar small-town roots feels like the safest option. No drama. No complications. No long-term commitments. Then she meets Jack. Practical, dependable, and already stretched thin raising his younger sister, Jack has no time for distractions. Keeping life steady is hard enough. Evie—with her big-city past and uncertain future—is exactly the kind of complication he tries to avoid. Of course, small towns have a way of ignoring plans. Between helping out at the Tack n’ Feed shop, stepping in for animals in need, and reconnecting with people she thought she’d left behind, Evie begins to wonder if leaving Bridlewood Creek will be as easy as she promised herself. And Jack—steady, thoughtful, and impossible to ignore—might be the biggest reason to stay. Coming Home to Bridlewood Creek is a warm, witty small-town romance featuring a slow-burn, closed-door love story, strong community ties, and just enough chaos to keep things interesting. Perfect for readers who love: * small-town settings * slow-burn romance * found family and community * heartfelt stories with a touch of humour

Kiki's always dreamed of owning a horse - with the help of her friends will she be able to add a horse of her own to her holiday wish list?

She may not have a horse, but she's got grit, a dream, and a coach willing to take a chance. Laney's life is upended when she's barred from the only stable she knows. Enter Drew, a trainer with an eye for talent and a heart for the underdog. In a world where dollars often dictate dominance, Laney - armed with resolve and a dream - must come to terms with what she's lost and trust in the possibilities of the future. Catch Rider is a story of overcoming the odds, chasing what seems impossible, and the power of a second chance. Will Laney seize the opportunity to redefine her destiny?

Mavis is spoiled, hard to get along with, and bored by her pushbutton super-horse, Ava. Can a diamond-in-the-rough horse, and a too-nice-for-her boy - both named Lucas - change Mavis for the better?

Finally. Meg and Jared's island wedding is about to take place, and everybody's home to celebrate with them. But when a tornado touches down is it the right time to celebrate a wedding?

Giving up her pony didn't make Austen's sister better. Sacrificing her social life hasn't done it either. But with her sister's life at stake, Austen's never good at saying no. So, when their mom decides a move to the island is just what Eliot needs, Austen says good-bye to her perfect summer plans. Rand's not on the island by choice, either. After drinking, driving, and crashing his neighbour's car, he's been sent to live with his uncle until a spot opens up for him at boarding school. If too-nice Austen, and too-much-trouble Rand are opposites maybe that's why they're so attracted to each other. New characters mix with familiar faces - not to mention plenty of horses and dogs - in this fourth book of the much-loved Island Series.

Everything's forward. Those are fifteen-year-old Chris Myers' words for the year. The next gate, the next race, his spot on the district ski team; they're all his for the taking. Except training is such hard work. And then there's Jenna - the very opposite of hard work - gorgeous, curvy, and into partying. Into Chris. Instead of moving forward, Chris is sliding back. Slower times, worse results, and his best friend, Tilly, drifting away. "The thing you want is right in front of you," Tilly said. Now Chris just has to figure out what that thing is - and how to get it - before it's too late. Fast-paced, fun, and intense, Fall Line is a refreshing read from start gate to finish line.

Can Ellie find the courage to embrace a new sport, new friends, a new love, and a new image of herself?

Meg needs the help of best friend, Slate, and brother, Cam, to keep her heart-horse from being "the one that got away."

Being nice doesn't get you ahead. At least that's what Hazel's mother always told her. And it's true, Hazel didn't get her pricey condo, or snag her high-profile job handling difficult clients, by being nice. Her ambitious fiancé didn't fall for her because she was sweet. So far, Hazel's edgy personality has gotten her everything she's wanted. Until a conflict with an unhoused person makes Hazel realize she's on a one-way track to becoming the person she never wanted to be (her mother). Hazel leaves her life, her friends, and her job and lets nostalgia pull her home, halfway across the country. Once there, her charming nieces and nephew, long-lost horse, and a guy who's just as hot as he is kind, make Hazel think maybe it's nice to be nice after all. But can a road trip really lead to redemption? Does Hazel know how to be a success without the snark? Let the summery vibes of this laugh-out-loud small-town romance remind you that nice people can finish first.

The island. Meg can't wait to get back. She's excited to see her new mare kick up her heels in Salem's old paddock. She's impatient to run on country roads between breeze-blown hayfields. Mostly, Meg longs to be back with Jared again. It's going to be the perfect summer. But can real life live up to Meg's huge expectations? When Jared makes a heart-wrenching confession, Meg has to re-evaluate everything. If perfection's not possible, can Meg find a way to build happiness for herself? Fans of Appaloosa Summer will welcome the return to familiar places and characters, with the chance to be captivated by more of the beauty, romance, and dreaminess of Meg's summer island life.

Meg has never known loss. Jared has been living with loss ever since his father's death. Meeting each other starts them on a journey that will change them both by summer's end.

"... realistic characters, diverse families, the flutters of first love, beautiful horses and an idyllic countryside setting ..." - Amazon Reviewer "... a horse story but much more than that ..." - Amazon Reviewer Ever since her mom died, Perry's been keeping up a frantic pace trying to keep her twenty-five-year-old horse healthy, her stepfather and her four-year-old brother happy, and her memories of her mom alive. That frantic pace is the problem, though. The big, busy city is wearing everybody down, including Perry. She was willing to give up her boyfriend, and even her best friend, to focus on her family, Lief and Justin, and her horse, North, but despite all Perry's efforts, Justin's sad and stressed, Lief's vulnerable, and North's health is in jeopardy. When Perry inherits a house in the quiet, friendly town of Perryside, a move could be just what they all need ... if only Perry wasn't terrified of leaving the only place she's ever known her mother. Will Perry's memories survive a move to Perryside? But without the move, will her family survive? Enjoy a brand-new series from Tudor Robins, author of the much-loved Island and Stonegate series.

Meg can't wait for summer to start, but can real life live up to Meg's expectations?

When the first saddle disappeared, Emmy wasn't too worried. After all, the tack room at Mystery Stables isn't always the most organized, and riding in the creek is better without a saddle anyway. But when it turns out the saddle was a Butet - in other words way more expensive than Emmy or her Aunt Jewel can afford to pay for - and when more saddles start going missing from other stables, Emmy knows she has to do something. Emmy wants to stay in Mystery Hollow. She wants to ride feisty new mare, Solace, alongside her brand-new best friend, Baxter. She wants, for once, to stop moving - she even wants to go to school: Mystery Hollow High School. But with the saddle thief moving onto bigger, more dangerous offences, Emmy's afraid Mystery Stables might not survive the crime spree, leaving her, and her favourite people and horses, without the home they love.