“To finish is to win” is her motto, but this time she has to "finish to live". 

Alone in a rest area, Bethany is witness to a murder. The victim tells her to trust no one and begs her to take documents to his son before he dies. 

Racing... 

Hiding in endurance-ride camps and traveling with other riders to stay hidden from the killers, Bethany moves from New Mexico to Colorado. She changes everything, from her looks to the license plates on her truck. 

Meeting Roger, the victim's son, is problematic. Was he involved in the death of his father? Forced to make a quick decision, Bethany trusts him...up to a point. 

Romance... 

Staying ahead of the killers proves difficult. Who is behind this plot? 

Roger soon learns endurance riders have the strength and courage to travel over minimally marked trails day and night. Will the speed and endurance of Bethany's horses save her from the mastermind when she's forced to race to the safety of his arms? 

Step into rural America and the sport of endurance. People standing together to protect each other and riders who close ranks against outsiders. This audiobook honestly portrays those who live far from city streets and those who ride rugged trails for the fun and challenge of the event.