Hot Blood — A.E. Lister

Oliver Lambert has taken his photography skills and run with them. By the time he's thirty, he's made a name for himself and now has jobs whenever he needs them. He likes to be behind the camera, watching the world through a safe lens, protected from actually engaging with it. An unexpected referral takes him somewhere he never expected—a kinky fetish ranch in the Muskokas, where men pay to play pony and trainers teach them how to behave.Adam Marsland needs a visual record of the Braided Crop Ranch and it's been a while since the website photographs were updated. When he's given Oliver's name, he immediately hires the man to come for the summer session to immerse himself in the ranch and its activities. Oliver is out of his depth, but the challenge of photographing the beautiful men at the BCR is something he can focus on. Safe behind the lens of his camera, Oliver finds the ranch to be seductive and shocking. He can't help admitting a fascination for the people who make the Braided Crop Ranch what it is. But just because he knows how to take a great photo doesn't mean he's prepared for everything he encounters, especially when it comes to a recalcitrant ponyboy named Puck. Contains: voyeurism, second-hand embarrassment, awkward conversations, a very introverted photographer, and several surprising developments, along with all the regular kink and pony play elements. *Note: The timeline of Hotblood is prior to the events in Stable Hand but should be read either as the fourth book in the series or as a standalone.