Sara has the chance of a lifetime--live and work for 6 weeks on a German horse farm on full scholarship. After purchasing her own farm, Sara has thought more and more about leveling up her riding and training work. Maybe even starting her own business. She fears she's entered the game too late and deluding herself about her chances.

And then there's Leandro. The handsome Argentine rider is meeting her in Germany. Can she convince him that they're really just friends?

Sara is on the cusp of having all her dreams come true. But first, she has to prove to herself that she can make it in a sport meant for riders half her age.

Eva never expected her husband to enjoy riding so much that he was ready to start showing. His competitive nature means more time at the barn, and less "me time" at the barn for Eva. She's not sure she's ready to go to shows with her husband as a competitor, not if it means loosing her groom and her groundsman. The tension over showing is hitting their marriage hard. Is Mark really working all those hours to help with the budget or is something else going on? Old fears resurface and an accident threatens to destroy everything.

Communication is key in riding as well as in marriage. But can Eva and Mark work things out before it's too late?

As another year at Noble Dreams comes to a close, Eva worries about making year end awards, while Sara is dealing with her new farm and worrying if she's made the right decision. Linda still tries to balance the changes in her life. And Ari surprises Cora with a big commitment to her and to their farm.

This story wraps up the threads in Noble Dreams 6-9, and while each story can stand alone, this volume is best read in conjunction with the others.

With her son turning eighteen and starting his senior year, Sara finally has a chance to embark on her dreams and her new life with Simon. However her plans of moving to the next level of competition hit a snag, and when Leandro shows up again in her life, she's torn between what she's always wanted and the life she's built with Simon. She's going to have to make some decisions, especially since she's been riding young horses with Zahra and discovering new dreams to go along with, or even possibly replace, the old. The changes in her life will either bring her and Simon closer together or push them apart. Who said it was easy becoming an empty nester?

Note: The books in the series all feature the same characters, but each story stands on its own. Reading the entire series will bring the horses and riders at Noble Dreams into a bigger story.