Still Beating

Cora Lawson and Dean Asher have been at odds for years, their relationship marked by constant teasing and mutual disdain. Their animosity reaches a breaking point when, after a night out, they are abducted and find themselves chained together in a madman's basement. Forced into close proximity, they must navigate the harrowing ordeal of captivity, relying on each other for survival.

As they endure the trauma together, the lines between hate and love begin to blur, leading to a complex and intense bond. The story delves into themes of captivity, trauma bonding, and forbidden love, exploring how shared suffering can transform a relationship. The dark and suspenseful atmosphere keeps readers on edge, as Cora and Dean confront their pasts and the challenges of healing from their ordeal.

The novel's mood is intense and raw, capturing the emotional turmoil of its characters as they navigate their captivity and the evolving dynamics of their relationship. The slow-burn tension builds as they work together to escape, all while grappling with the psychological scars left by their abductor's plan. The story offers a poignant exploration of resilience, redemption, and the complexities of love forged in the darkest of circumstances.