Review: Wild Untouched

Wild Untouched by Tami Veldura
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Lovely, sweet, short story with what feels like a slow burn for finding love, but with a fast attraction from the first.

Madden is out hiking, getting back to nature and settling himself. After two tours in the desert, he needs to center himself again. There’s nobody around except for himself and the animals that live in the forest. Or that’s what he thinks. But his solitude is interrupted by the blast from an emergency whistle. Following the sound, he finds Gage at the bottom of a bank, injured.

As they make their way to a forest ranger cabin, the attraction flares between them. They let it build and act upon it once they reach the cabin. That they keep it going and building into a relationship after the rescue, is what makes this a feel-good story. (But as always, a longer story would have been nice)


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