Review: Captive at Christmas
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 27, 2014
This is my review for Captive at Christmas by Danielle Taylor for Eskimo Princess Book Blog at [...] .Captive at Christmas is the story of Hannah Magnus and Mackenzie Dunlop, a woman and man who are thrown together for two weeks in a cabin in the Washington State wilderness. Hannah is suffering from heartbreak and is on a two week vacation to get her mind back together. Mackenzie is an ex assassin hiding out for two weeks while his house is being repaired. What will happen when they rent the same cabin by mistake?Hannah is a sweet, caring, kind, gentle soul. She has lost so much in her life. She just wants to get to life back on track. She doesn't know she is going to be held hostage in the wilderness by a man who doesn't know how to let anyone in to life. Can she survive what Mackenzie has planned? Can she break through his defenses? Will Mackenzie fall for the woman he thinks has been sent to kill him?Mac is a man who has been tortured, beaten, and never had anything to look forward to in life. Now he is facing a life change event that will change his whole future. Will Hannah help him learn to feel compassion and love or will he deny himself the love of a wonderful woman?I really liked this book. It was a short read for me. I cuddled up with his book and didn't put it down until I was finished. It was so much more than I expected it to be. It was HOT! It put me on the edge of my seat a few times.If you are looking for something to read on a cold snowy night, this is a great option. I recommend this book to anyone who likes second chance romances.