Wishes and Weddings
By Stacy Gregg
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Enchanting stories, taking the reader on magical pony adventures…
Can they rescue ALL the ponies…
The ponies of Pemberley Stables have been bound by magic and each of them are trapped in time. Can two brave girls help get them back?
Sparkle the white pony has been magicked to be messy and can’t stop rolling in mud. But can Olivia and Eliza help break the spell that is binding her and give her a magical makeover in time for the royal wedding?
Stacy Gregg
Stacy Gregg’s has seventeen titles published in her two series, Pony Club Secrets and Pony Club Rivals. Her transition into standalone titles came with the title The Princess and the Foal which was inspired by the extraordinary real-life childhood of Princess Haya Bint Al Hussein of Jordan. Stacy’s sales have topped 1.5 million in English. She lives in New Zealand.
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Wishes and Weddings - Stacy Gregg
Summoning a new pony was always a magical moment at Spellbound Stables. Olivia had woken early that morning, ready to meet her friend, Eliza, at the yard. Except …
‘Muuuummm!’ Olivia wailed. ‘I can’t find my jodhpurs! Where are they?’
Mrs Campbell stuck her head round the corner of the door. ‘Livvy! How on earth do you expect to find anything in here? Clean your room! I’ve been asking you to do it for weeks.’
‘I’m going to do it later!’ Olivia insisted. ‘But I need to get to the stables first!’
‘What could possibly be going on at an old abandoned stables that suddenly requires such immediate attention?’ Mrs Campbell snapped. ‘Really, Olivia! Stop endlessly wiggling out of it – stay at home and CLEAN. YOUR. ROOM!’
Image MissingMrs Campbell left Olivia to it, shutting the bedroom door firmly behind her.
‘She’s such a grump!’ Olivia muttered and then began flitting madly about the room, grabbing grubby laundry off the floor. She tried to shove the dirty clothes under her bed – only to find that it was crammed tight under there already!
‘Rats! No room!’ Olivia lugged the pile over to the wardrobe but when she opened the doors an avalanche of unwashed socks and gym gear tumbled out.
Image MissingOlivia groaned. Now the mess looked even worse than before! And the clock on the wall had just struck nine. Olivia looked around at the utter chaos and knew she had no choice. There was no way she’d get the room clean in time; the only way out without her mum seeing was via the window.
A moment later, she clambered out and dropped down to the garden path, slinking alongside the house. In the kitchen she could hear her mum rattling pans and she scuttled like a beetle all the way to the garden gate and then out and along behind the hedge until she reached the lane.
Running to the end of her cul-de-sac, she turned down a pebbled lane, and there at the end were the grand old ivy-covered stone buildings of Pemberley Stables.
The stables were very ancient and the front doors had been locked tight, forbidding entry to all who tried to get in. For Olivia, though, they slid apart easily upon her touch, and she slipped hastily inside.
‘Eliza?’ Olivia hissed into the gloom. ‘It’s me! Where are you …?’
At the sound of Olivia’s voice there was an urgent stamp of hooves on straw and two ponies appeared, thrusting their magnificent heads over the doors of the first two looseboxes.
Olivia felt her heart skip at the sight of them. ‘Darling Bess!’ she said, hugging the first pony, a beautiful jet-black mare, who nickered with joy as they embraced. ‘And my handsome Prince!’ Olivia turned to stroke the dapple-grey gelding in the next stall as he shook his mane and snorted, his deep liquid-brown eyes trained on the dark-haired girl.
Image Missing‘Hello, my lovelies,’ Olivia cooed. ‘Have you seen Eliza anywhere?’
‘I’m here!’ said Eliza.
Image Missing‘Yikes!’ Olivia shrieked. From out of nowhere a girl had appeared in the dark corridor behind her. She wore an antique nightgown, pale white against her ivory skin. She had bright green eyes and long curly red hair piled up in a messy bun. She looked about the same age as Olivia, which was nine. But Eliza was quite a