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A review by lifeinthebooklane
A Captive of Fear and Desire by Sophie Kisker
4.0
I had this book recommended to me and was not disappointed. In fact at just gone 1 a.m. I decided that I really should put this down and get some sleep.
It's dark, though I've now read so many dark books that I seem to be becoming immune to it! The fact that the 'hero' Dan is a good guy, even if he does treat Laura harshly at times, makes this easier to stomach.
The book is written dual POV, though it felt as though we had more from Laura than Dan (though that could be me!). I really liked Laura, she had amazing strength and I felt her reactions were believable especially when, at times, she rebelled at Dan or got angry with him. The scenes between the slaves were wonderful with the way they supported and cared for each other.
The story is really well written and, despite having looming arc deadlines. I just couldn't put the book down. This is my first read by the author but it most assuredly won't be my last.
**I borrowed this book through the kindle unlimited programme.
It's dark, though I've now read so many dark books that I seem to be becoming immune to it! The fact that the 'hero' Dan is a good guy, even if he does treat Laura harshly at times, makes this easier to stomach.
The book is written dual POV, though it felt as though we had more from Laura than Dan (though that could be me!). I really liked Laura, she had amazing strength and I felt her reactions were believable especially when, at times, she rebelled at Dan or got angry with him. The scenes between the slaves were wonderful with the way they supported and cared for each other.
The story is really well written and, despite having looming arc deadlines. I just couldn't put the book down. This is my first read by the author but it most assuredly won't be my last.
**I borrowed this book through the kindle unlimited programme.