Bubba is a monster on the ice. He’s six-foot-five, covered in scars, and serving ten to twenty years for killing a dirty cop. He is the undisputed Alpha of the prison yard, but beneath his terrifying exterior, he is drowning in the grief of a bitter betrayal.
He told me to pack my expensive oils and go back to New York. I told him to strip, get on my massage table, and let me do my job.
I was supposed to remain clinical. I was supposed to correct his biomechanics and walk away. But the moment my hands touched his scarred skin, the professional boundary completely shattered. Bubba didn’t just take the physical relief I offered—he claimed me. He warned every inmate in the maximum-security block that the “Miracle Worker” belongs to him.
Now, I’m caught in a violent game of corrupt guards, prison yard politics, and deadly sabotage on the ice. Bubba is fighting for his team, a desperate chance at an NHL parole, and the absolute right to keep me.
I went into a concrete cell to fix a broken captain. I didn’t expect him to completely break my rules.
Bubba is a gritty, high-heat M/M prison hockey romance. It features an aggressively possessive alpha, forced proximity, intense hurt/comfort, and a guaranteed Happily Ever After.
