So it took me a while to finish this book, I put it off for a month and picked it up once more because I cannot stand the fact that it has been on my “currently-reading” for longer than necessary. And more often than not I stop and do something else because things are just too much for me. Can I say that the feminist side of me is revolting? I cringed, I was queasy (and mind you I’m not the queasy kind, I got no problem with those stuff, but this book brought out that side of me), I was uncomfortable, it was draining the life out of me. The feminist and even the mature side of me sometimes could not handle the atrocity and monstrosity of the events that transpired in this book. I am the one seriously in need of therapy after reading the book. I think I am in the minority here, but hear me out. I repeat not for the fainthearted.īefore anything else you can check my review of the first book Captive in The Dark here. This book has explicit contents and disturbing situations, proceed with caution. For Eve, it was the fruit of the forbidden tree.

It seemed to Caleb, the nature of human beings revolved around one empirical truth: we want what we cannot have. The road has been long and fraught with uncertainty, but for Caleb and Livvie, it’s all coming to an end.Ĭan he surrender the woman he loves for the sake of vengeance? Rescued from sexual slavery by a mysterious Pakistani officer, Caleb carries the weight of a debt that must be paid in blood.

The exciting, titillating, and action-filled conclusion to Captive in the Dark.

Captive in the dark by cj roberts