Bound is book #2 in the New Life series and picks up where we left Tori. After finally escaping her horrific past, she now, reluctantly, has the chance to start over to some extent, Although it is not the freedom she envisioned, she is sent across country, to meet, live and work with people she doesn't know - something that puts her totally out of her comfort zone, if she ever had one. Upon her arrival, she is set up in a halfway house and with a job, with ex-FBI accent, Terry. Given all that Tori has experience, it's understandable that she is mistrustful of everyone around her. When she finally does allow herself to make a connection, she unwittingly tethers herself to someone from her past, who could be her downfall. Tori's ups and downs continue and she comes close to losing the meagre ground she has gained when she makes some questionable decisions but at the same time learns how important the connection to other people can be. Another beautifully written instalment in this series and far less harrowing than book #1. Given how it ends, I can't wait to see what happens next. Will Tori be safe? Will she come out on top? How will she cope with the next obstacle that's been thrown in her path?