Dale has been waiting eight years to get his revenge against the man who used him years ago when he walked into the infamous Stud Farm looking for a job. He’s been spending those years planning out the perfect revenge and working hard to get there. Now, the time has come.

Preston, owner of the Stud Farm, is rendered speechless when a long-haired, blonde god of a man walks through the door to his club. The man’s looking for a dancing job, and he certainly looks more than qualified. Preston vows to make the man his, no matter what.

The Stud Farm was a decent read although I was a little disappointed with the outcome. If Dale had been spending eight years planning his revenge, I would have thought it would be something more drastic than what it was. The conversation also seemed a little unnatural during some parts, which I think is partly due to the lack of contraction usage. The scenes describing Dale up on the stage were wonderful, though, and the author did a beautiful job in describing what Dale looked like. Yummy!