It was supposed to be a cure. Not a connection.

Kristi has always felt broken, like something inside her doesn’t work the way it should. Desperate for answers, she signs up for an experimental program—one designed to fix people like her.

Under the guidance of a doctor, she expects structure, rules—something clinical.

She doesn’t expect T.

He’s patient, understanding, and for the first time in forever, she feels seen. Wanted.

But T is battling his own demons. He’s broken, too—just like her.

Paired together they’re meant to push each other past their limits. To overcome their fears. It’s supposed to be controlled. Safe. Another step toward healing.

Nothing about this feels safe. Lines blur. Comfort turns into something more.

When T looks at her, she melts. When he touches her, she doesn’t pull away. And when he whispers he loves her… she almost believes him.

They both know this isn’t built to last. But in a world where nothing feels certain, maybe if he holds her for now it will be enough…

Or maybe it will ruin them both.

Hold Me For Now is a dark romance novella. Easy to binge, read if you like strangers to lovers, forced proximity, and one bed set in a clinical environment. Come for the banter, tension, chemistry, and angst. Stay for the guaranteed HEA. Check trigger warnings. There’s a lot of heat—intended for mature audiences only.

They came for the spice. They stayed for the emotion. What readers are saying about Hold Me For Now.

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"I loved watching their relationship unfold—messy, tender, and steamy all at once."- Loriana, GoodReads

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"The chemistry between the characters is electric, and it makes you truly root for them from start to finish." - Tequila Oliver, GoodReads