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Dr. Alex Hoffmann doesn't raise his voice.
He doesn't need to.
One precise look. One cool hand correcting my grip. One quiet command in that controlled voice — and I forget every clever thing I was going to say.
I came to the Alps for my first real job as a veterinary assistant. Three months in a mobile clinic, treating animals on remote mountain farms, proving I'm competent enough to work beside one of the most brilliant large-animal veterinarians in Europe.
I was prepared for long days.
I was prepared for difficult cases.
I was prepared to work hard enough to earn his respect.
I was not prepared for Alex.
He is exacting. Brilliant. Impossibly controlled. The kind of man who sees every mistake before I make it and corrects me with devastating patience.
His hands are always cool.
His standards are merciless.
And when he says my name, I fall apart.
"Jamie."
Just that. Just my name, spoken like an instruction I already want to obey.
I should focus on the work. I should remember that Alex is my supervising veterinarian, my mentor, my boss. I should stop watching him when I think he isn't looking.
But Alex notices everything.
The way I react to his corrections.
The way I go still when his hands cover mine.
The way I want his approval almost as much as I want his control.
For weeks, the tension builds between us in barns, clinic vans, remote farms, and silent mountain roads. Every correction feels too intimate. Every glance lasts too long. Every quiet "good" from Alex makes me want things I have no business wanting from the man responsible for training me.
Then one day, high in the mountains with no signal, no witnesses, and the summer heat pressing down on us, Alex stops pretending he hasn't been watching me back.
And when he takes me to a secluded alpine meadow, I learn there are some lessons they never teach in vet school.
The risk of being seen.
The shock of cool hands on overheated skin.
The terrifying, perfect feeling of being studied by a man who knows exactly how to make me surrender.
I thought I came to the Alps to prove I was good enough.
But Dr. Hoffmann is about to teach me that competence and control can become something far more dangerous.
And I'm learning that sometimes the best cure is giving in to what you need.
Wilderness Cure is a high-heat standalone MM age-gap romance featuring a brilliant, controlled veterinarian, a nervous but talented assistant, mentor/boss tension, workplace romance, competence kink, precise control, cool hands, temperature play, outdoor risk, exhibitionism, professional boundaries crossed, emotional surrender, and a guaranteed happy ending.
No cheating. No cliffhanger. Each book in the Alpine Daddies series can be read on its own.
For adult readers only.