Hostage

by Jackson Blake

When I set off travelling for a year to Haiti, I was only looking for a good time. I was young, single, and ready for anything. But what happened to me in that place was something I could never have planned.

Because one night I was kidnapped, blindfolded, stripped of my dignity, and tied up in a dirty cell; held to ransom by a group of mysterious rebels. But little did I know that one of them turned out to be my salvation.

As the days passed, I began to grow closer and closer to this mysterious man – and he grew closer to me too, in ways that I could never have imagined ... Ways that had me questioning my whole sexuality ...

WARNING : This book contains adult scenes and situations, and as such is only suitable for those aged eighteen years and older.

Genres: M M Romance, Romance

140 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 14, 2016

Reviews

[Milica · Rating 2 out of 5]

Utterly unconvincing story with thin plot and undeveloped characters...although the writing wasn't that bad (thus 2 stars rating, not 1), but it didn't manage to salvage this book for me.

[Robin L · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was both sexy and sweet. I did have to knock off one star for the dip into fetishism at the end(shame on you for the BBC reference. Let's move past that please, it's 2016), but it was a very enjoyable read. I like books that actually make me feel like the MC may not make it, when I really feel the danger of the plot is real. Very nicely done.

[Charo · Rating 4 out of 5]

Really nice

Totally enjoyable. Unusual storyline , really different but so good. And the loving was hot and sexy. I am greedy and I just wanted to know more of their future.
Charo

[Ekollon · Rating 1 out of 5]

...I read this book? I don't remember reading this book. Why would I read this book? I apparently hated it, but that doesn't surprise me because the blurb screams out to me, "You will hate this book!" It makes no sense to me that I would pick up this book. Nothing in the blurb sounds appealing to me on any level, and I don't see why I would pick up a book I anticipated hating to read, actually hate reading, and leave a low review for. Sometimes I pick up books I'm unsure about and then am sad when I realize I should have gone with my gun instinct of "no," but this book seems like a clear no and not an uncertain place. When I read it, was I less certain in my boundaries? I don't get it.

[Denise Koopman · Rating 5 out of 5]

A good read about a kidnapping and final escape. Well written. Keeps you reading.