Review: Pulls you in at the start and never lets go
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 07 1, 2014
Prisoner gets its claws into you early, and will not let you put it down. The characters are both tough and vulnerable, funny and heartbreaking, and they get under your skin before you know it.Trapped in a nightmare situation and forced to make impossible choices, Echo and DJ find humor and strength in a growing bond of comradeship and love that's based on so much more than just physical attraction. You learn a lot from Prisoner about this kind of bond, about how the shared experience of facing down an enemy - trusting others with your life, protecting theirs, and having no choice but to take the lives of others - changes people in so many ways, bringing out their greatest strengths and their greatest fears. It's a tribute to the main characters that despite being captives forced to work with their captors, despite not knowing who to trust or if they'll ever be able to escape,  they find the courage to tear down the walls around their hearts and love each other.Prisoner is a great book for anyone who likes their romances seasoned with humor, adventure, and shifters!