Dr. Daniel Parker, equine veterinarian, has always assumed he was straight. Recently divorced, Dan is now on a quest to discover what these feelings of attraction to other men, which have lurked in the background all his life, really mean.<br><br>Na?ve and inexperienced, wearing his heart on his sleeve, Dan jumps feet first into the gay dating scene and soon finds himself out of his depth in the various gay subcultures. His hopes are raised then dashed several times after discovering that what he's really looking for is a loving and committed relationship. Frustrated, Dan throws himself back into his work.<br><br>When Dan goes on a farm call to examine two newly-purchased horses, he meets Scott Wagner. His attraction to Scott is immediate. Could it have been this easy to find Mr. Right all along? But Dan's fantasies of domestic bliss fade when he learns the horses are for Scott's daughters -- Scott is married and straight. Disappointed, Dan wonders if he'll ever find love. Or will this farm call still make all the difference?

Farm Call

He knelt and hugged each of them in turn. As he did, he wondered why the hell he’d babbled on with all that useless information about Scott Wagner to Christine.


Dan sat staring at his computer. Rose had mentioned that her son had met his fiancée on an online dating site. Dan wondered if there were such things for gay men. He found there were—several in fact. Having concluded that the bar scene wasn’t going to lead him to the place he wanted to be in his new life, he thought he’d give this a try.


However, although there were many sites that seemed to be set up for men who were serious about finding someone for more than sex, a majority seemed to be for those peddling their flesh.


Those sites that were more serious charged a fee. He was reluctant to go that far at this point. So he decided to try his luck with those that were free.


Chapter 15