Review: LIKED IT, JUST NOT QUITE AS MUCH AS BOOK 1
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 7, 2013
This is Dane and Brooklyn's story. Dane a character who appeared in the first book. Dane is a total womaniser though there's little evidence of that in this. He first meets Brooklyn when his sister Saffron talks him into going to a dance show, Brooklyn is one of the performers. She's in the US working, but is British. Dane is immediately attracted to Brooklyn, but she's connected to his sister via mutual friends and  Saffron would be furious with him if he messes with Brooklyn. But Dane just can't help himself.This is the second book in the Captured series, it's not a stand alone story IMO the books need to be read in order. While I thought the writing and flow of this story was better than book one, I was a little disappointed with the plot. Basically it's about Dane and Brooklyn getting together and their underlying issues. Dane was a likeable character and really seemed to have his head screwed on the right way to me. Whereas Brooklyn was far more complex and at times she was a little irritating. But my biggest problem was, not much happens, I was expecting a little more drama and angst. Not a bad read, but it didn't quite match my expectations. Gerard's book is the next in the series.