Review: Insanity on paper...dark and gritty...loved it
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 5, 2014
I love a dark read. A book that goes outside of the norm and takes you places only available to your twisted mind. Madeleine Abducted was a book just like that.A man who has fallen into a world of madness, ruling his empire with an iron fist, lost to the depravity of his drug induced craziness...a son, who was raised as an assassin, who hates the father, hates the life, and refuses to succumb to the darkness that is within him....a concert cello player, shy, quiet, alone in the world, who hides behind her instrument and finds peace in her music.Maddy is abducted after a concert performance and dragged into a dark world she can not even imagine. Given as a gift by a mad father to his son that he wants to ruin, she is determined to fight to survive.Can the Master love the slave? Can a romance bloom out of the darkness to help lead the Master into the light? Can the mad man running the empire get taken down in order for there to be an HEA??? Or will the father win??? Maddy is being used as a pawn in the twisted games of the father, to try and bring the son down....but, Maddy is stronger than anyone realizes...I have to admit, there were a couple scenes in the book that made me weak in the knees, and fight not to get sick. MS Willis has one hell of an imagination, with the ability to paint a very real picture in your mind.I must say, I liked the book. I will read the prequel, and I will get book 2...I felt like something was missing from this story. I cant put my finger on it, but its something..If you dont like a dark read, this book is not for you. There is no rainbows or kittens in this story. Only a need for a strong drink to soothe your nerves because of the pure dark craziness flowing from the pages.