Mine for Now
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"Turns out, Erika Kelly is a master at bringing out some serious feels. MINE FOR NOW is crazy hot. The sexual tension simmers between Dylan and Nicole, and when it finally explodes, it's so, so satisfying."--Krista's Dust Jacket She's had enough drama in her life. Nicole O'Donnell is more than ready for the fresh start college offers. After a lifetime of trying to help her alcoholic mom and ex-boyfriend get sober, she's finally learned her lesson: people don't change. They certainly don't change for her. He can never leave his drama behind. Thanks to his mom's substance abuse issues, Dylan McC...
"Turns out, Erika Kelly is a master at bringing out some serious feels. MINE FOR NOW is crazy hot. The sexual tension simmers between Dylan and Nicole, and when it finally explodes, it's so, so satisfying."--Krista's Dust Jacket She's had enough drama in her life. Nicole O'Donnell is more than ready for the fresh start college offers. After a lifetime of trying to help her alcoholic mom and ex-boyfriend get sober, she's finally learned her lesson: people don't change. They certainly don't change for her. He can never leave his drama behind. Thanks to his mom's substance abuse issues, Dylan McCaffrey's persona non grata in his hometown of Gun Powder, Colorado. So when he scores a free ride to the top university in the country, he's determined to make something of this fresh start. But his mom has always relied on him, and she's not handling his absence well at all. If he can just keep up his grades, pay her bills, and come home every break, he might be able to pull off this opportunity. True love won't be denied. No matter how determined they are to steer clear of each other, their combustible connection explodes, especially when Nicole offers Dylan the one thing he can't bear-hope. Once he has a taste of it-and the irresistible force of her-there's no going back. But when he falls too deeply, when he loses sight of his priorities, he might just lose it all.
