Jackeline and Scott are competitors and rivals. But this isn’t the friendly battle between colleagues who both love teaching. Jackeline hates this man. She just can’t stand him, not when he’s so charismatic and relaxed with his classes and students. Since she’s the kind of woman who must follow the rules, she rejects anyone who sees the world differently. Still, she has a lot to learn about good behavior, and Scott is about to teach her.

Scott asks Jackeline to visit him at his ranch so she can learn how to become closer to nature. When she arrives, he asks her to listen to some music, and that’s when everything changes and shifts. Jackeline doesn’t realize it at first, but the songs are hypnotic and they mesmerize her. They put her in a deep, inescapable trance and fantasizes. In her imagination, she’s a pony now. She’s got a bit in her and bridle along her face. She’s a pony, and she runs for her master; she runs hard and fast. She’ll do anything to please her owner.

When she wakes up, Jackeline is in a stall, harnessed and bridled just like in her dreams… only they weren’t dreams. And now Jackeline must find a way off the farm. If she can’t, she might end up like Sun Beam, another pony girl who has already surrendered to total domestication. No. Jackeline is smarter and stronger. She’ll find a way out! She has to…