Caught by a Wolf

About This Audiobook

Aiden Cook is a doctor and a wolf, though the latter role is one he’s done his best to outrun. When a mysterious, near-fatal injury lands a stranger in his ER, Aiden’s medical instincts kick in—but his instincts as a shifter scream that this man is far more dangerous than he appears. The unshakable pull between them defies logic, biology, and Aiden’s own rules. Mya Rusch crafts a slow-burn romance where heat simmers beneath a veneer of professional detachment, and the supernatural undercurrent never overshadows the raw, human need driving both characters. The story’s brevity is its strength; every line hums with tension, and the emotional payoff arrives just as you start to doubt it will.

Tyler Laux’s narration is the icing on this wolf-trap of a tale. His voice carries the gruff authority of a man who’s spent too long pretending he’s not wild at heart, yet it softens effortlessly when the protagonist’s guard slips. Laux nails the duality of Aiden’s character—the exhaustion of a healer who’s seen too much and the quiet awe of someone rediscovering what it means to belong. The production is crisp, with just enough atmospheric space to let the wolfish growls and tender whispers breathe without drowning the story in cliché.