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Prison Room - A Story of Abduction

A freshman college student, away from home for the first time and struggling to make friends, faces the nightmare of her life--one that she may not survive. One she may not want to survive.She's eighteen and she's unhappy. Her parents have forced her to attend their alma mater. Forced her to leave behind her best friends. And now, she has a bitch of a roommate who doesn't give one damn about her. But there is this one guy. . . . DUE TO ITS GRAPHIC CONTENT, THIS BOOK IS INTENDED FOR 18 AND OVER.

111 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 4, 2014

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J.M. Wilson

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Profile Image for Willow Brooks.
Author 3 books57 followers
February 12, 2016
For some reason this book was listed twice so I'm posting my review here also.

This story is every loving parents nightmare!!!

Again, I do not understand why the ratings for this book isn't higher. If you like FBI files, or you're addicted to watching Nancy Grace, this book is for you.

I think I may really like this author. Her books are good and you can almost feel phantom pangs and sorrows these girls went through as you read. I will admit that I was sickened to learn the age of the poor girl when the Freaking Bastard kidnapped and held captive for four years.

The poor heroine was one of the strongest captives I've read about. Not that she was physically able to help or defend herself from all the cruel abuse she suffered, but she was strong enough mentally to think sober and use her wits and common sense to survive.

What I Love most about this authors writing, is how she subtly throws clues and hints into the story that's going to have a significant roll in revealing the mysteries and aiding in rescuing some of the victims.

P.S. I'm off to the third book and I'm getting them through KU. Books like this one makes spending my $10 a month for my KU subscription well worth it. Bam!
Profile Image for Teresa Peters.
63 reviews1 follower
September 30, 2017
Sad, boring

Thought it would more of her story not the roommate's. Wasn't written graphically. Felt story was lacking depth. Needed more details to flesh out the horrors she was going through.
Profile Image for Denise.
49 reviews
November 19, 2018
Great read...

If this wasn't a true crime, it read like one. And although I enjoyed the way the story was told, it was indeed a very disturbing story. Definitely not for the feint of heart...
7 reviews
March 17, 2016
I loved this book!

I could not put this book down until I finished it. I think anyone one who likes books with suspense will love it. The author made me feel strongly for the victims in the story.
1 review
November 15, 2014
Not worth the money

I didn't like the writing style. jumped around too much. not worth the price. good story line just poor writing
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