Review: Stockholm Syndrome
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 08 27, 2013
I didn't know the narrator was a woman, Moira, until half way through the second chapter.  That's OK though I should have realized it since it was in the Lesbian Fiction category. Duh.There was a lot of potential to this story.  But it boiled down to being an extreme example of Stockholm Syndrome.  The witch, Arianna had kidnapped Moira, held her against her will, turned her into a slave, forced an unwanted love spell on her, and raped her.  Then eventually she had Moira helping her to trick, trap and enslave others against their will with the excuse that they were not innocents.The ending came abruptly and gave the indication that we should be happy that Arianna loves Moira...  the girl that only loves her because of a love spell put on her against her will.  Wait, what?Some of the seduction scenes were a little too graphic for my tastes and I feel the book leans a little more toward erotic fiction because of them.  But that's just a personal preference.I may try some of the author's other books, this particular one I just couldn't get into because of the moral ambiguities.