A divided farmhouse, two marriages, and four people who all feel something is missing. Clearly, a creative solution is called for.Actress Kim barely gets any work and feels invisible beside her gorgeous, successful boyfriend Friso, who seems mainly to be in love with himself. Their neighbor Jeroen is at home too. His wife Merel is a hard-nosed, highly paid executive who does everything faster, smarter, and better than he does.Kim longs for attention. Jeroen wants to feel useful and desired again. As the two, often home alone, seek each other out more and more, something warm, comforting, and inevitable develops. And when their partners discover what is going on, it turns out that all four are missing something in their relationships.What follows is a daring experiment: everyone gives someone else what they aren't getting at home. An excellent arrangement-as long as jealousy, children, tabloids, and real feelings stay out of it.Horse-Trading in the Hayloft is an astute, mischievous comedy about love, infidelity, self-confidence, and the unspoken bargaining that goes on in every relationship. Witty, audacious, and painfully familiar.Because love may be priceless, but in the end, everyone wants something in return.