The Body Farm

Sawyer arrives at the body farm expecting heat, insects, and a weekend spent reading the stories the dead leave behind. He does not expect Forbes. The field supervisor is controlled, observant, and maddeningly precise-the kind of man who can identify a fragment at a glance and make Sawyer forget every rule about professional distance. Among decomposition grids and forensic lessons, their attraction becomes impossible to classify as simple curiosity.
Sawyer has spent the semester using strangers to prove he feels nothing. Forbes makes him want something living, difficult, and real. But crossing the line between student and supervisor means accepting that some evidence cannot be ignored. The Body Farm is a darkly witty, explicit MM age-gap romance where forensic anthropology meets forbidden desire and the living tell the most revealing stories.