Captive Love reviews

Please see reviews received so far.

It’s good, it makes you want to keep reading which is always good - there are a few times where you used “passed” where it should have been “past” though just to keep an eye out for your second one.

This was actually my own daughter.

Amazon review:

4.0 out of 5 stars I really liked this book

By justanothercustomer on 17 May 2018

Format: Paperback

I really liked this book, but I don’t think I would have been as level headed as Lydia was, had I been in a similar position myself.

Another Goodreads.com review:

Jo Trimgym's review of Captive Love (Friends, Family and Love Book 1)4/5: A nice little debut novel with some psychological and suspense elements. In the early version of the book on Kindle, there were some spelling and grammar errors, but the latest version is much improved. Looking forward to reading the next books in the series, although only this one is available on multiple platforms and book 2-4 and the Dutch versions are so far only available on Kindle. Can't wait what the next book brings.

Rea

4.0 out of 5 starsA Great Start to a New Series

27 September 2018

Format: Kindle Edition

Captive Love is the first book in a series that focuses on a set of family and friends, their loves and their travails. In Captive Love, Lydia is kidnapped by a boy who has literally been, unbeknownst to her, stalking her since they were children. He is convinced Lydia and he are a couple and should be living together. The drama surrounding her kidnapping and captivity lead both Lydia and her housemate Rob to reexamine their feelings for each other. Are they really "just friends" or is there something deeper lurking beneath the surface of the relationship. I found this a nice, easy read and a good introduction to what promises to be an excellent series.