The final installment in the <i>Stallions and Studs</i> series sees wrangler and riding instructor Rio Cody enjoying the single life. He can -- and often does -- have a different guest in his bedroll every night. Despite the urgings of fellow ranch hands, most of whom have found partners, Rio sticks to his motto of “monogamy is monotony.”<br><br>However, Rio’s resolve to stay foot-loose is severely tested when he locks horns with New York college student, Mark Wembley, at a local Quarter Horse show. Mark is not at all Rio’s type, and he’s a pain in the butt to boot. Rio returns to his job at the gay dude ranch and manages, mostly, to put Mark out of his mind.<br><br>What happens when Mark shows up at Stallions and Studs as a guest and Rio is forced to face the fact that despite all his efforts to the contrary, he finds himself having feelings for Mark? Will Rio dig in his boot heels and continue to ride life’s trails alone, or will Mark do what no other man has, rein in Rio?

In her past life, Deanna was the arrogant heiress of the Miller family, blessed with extraordinary beauty and an enviable lineage. Tragically, she was ill-judged with her trust, welcoming a wolf into her home while pushing away those who truly cared for her, which ultimately led to the crumbling of her family Unexpectedly, fate granted her a second chance, transporting her back to the origin point of all her past actions. This time, she possesses the power to alter her previous fate, and she is determined to do so! On top of that, she yearns to cross paths with Albert Gabriel again, the man whose heart she had once shattered. She hopes to tell him, "I love you..."

Su Tong was sold by his biological father to an old man in his thirties. The old man was the second young master of the Ji family. He was a pervert and had some hidden illness. In order to save his younger brother, Su Tong compromised to get married, but he found that the old man was a hooligan who had made her feel sore for three days. How could he have a hidden disease! Ji Mutao, who had just gotten married, said, "We don't need any feelings for each other. I don't like women who throw themselves at me." "Do you want me to save your brother? Kneel down and beg me." Later, Ji Murongwu knelt on the washboard and wrote a self-introduction letter with thousands of words on his head. "Dear, can I marry you today?" The old man named Zhen Xiang took over his poor wife.