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Dario Costa swims where he shouldn't.
Henrik Larsen is the man who keeps dragging him back to shore.
At twenty-four, Dario is fast, reckless, beautiful, and impossible to control. A professional swimmer training at a remote Alpine lake, he knows exactly how good he is in the water.
He also knows exactly how to get Henrik's attention.
Break the rules.
Ignore the warning signs.
Swim too far.
Make the stern lifeguard come after him.
Henrik Larsen has spent fifteen years watching this lake. Former Olympic swimmer. Head lifeguard. Norwegian. Six foot three of ice-blue eyes, iron discipline, and rules Dario cannot seem to stop breaking.
Henrik is older, bigger, gruffer, and absolutely done with the mouthy Spanish swimmer who treats danger like flirtation.
But Dario sees the truth beneath the anger.
Henrik does not hate chasing him.
He likes catching him.
"My lake. My rules."
Dario should behave.
He really should.
But every command in Henrik's rough voice makes him want to push harder. Every rescue feels like possession. Every warning sounds less like a rule and more like a promise.
And when Henrik finally snaps, Dario learns exactly what happens to reckless boys who keep testing a Daddy's patience.
Ice-cold lake water.
Hot hands.
Strict rules.
Consequences.
Praise when he earns it.
And a grumpy Viking Daddy who knows how to make a brat beg, obey, and feel completely safe.
But Henrik's need for control comes from more than discipline. Years ago, the lake took someone he loved. Now every reckless swim drags him back to the one rescue he could not make in time.
Dario thinks he wants Henrik to chase him.
Henrik thinks he only wants Dario safe.
Neither of them is prepared for what happens when protection becomes possession, punishment becomes pleasure, and the most dangerous thing in the water is no longer the current.
It is falling for the man who refuses to let you drown.
No cheating. No cliffhanger. Each book in the Alpine Daddies series can be read on its own.
For adult readers only.