I was very hesitant to give another one of Dyken's books a try after the disaster that was The Consequence of Revenge, but I'm always open to giving authors a second chance. Thankfully, it paid off with Capture. I was drawn to the characters right from the start and they entertained me from beginning to end. I really liked this group of friends. 
 I really enjoyed the budding romance between Dani and Lincoln. Lincoln was a pretty nice guy, despite his playboy/bad boy reputation. Their banter, mostly through texts, was fun to read and when things went to the next level, I enjoyed them together even more. They were very cute together and there were so many sweet moments between them. Yeah, I really liked them together. 
 I have to point out though, as big as the whole selective mutism thing was, it just didn't work for me. Not really through any fault of Rachel's, although I haven't read another book about this topic so I have nothing to compare it to, but I just couldn't connect with Dani on that front. Yes, she went through one heck of a traumatic incident and I felt for the girl, but I couldn't really believe the fact that she was actually unable to talk. Sure, PTSD can manifest in different ways, but I just didn't feel her pain and struggle, therefore I couldn't reason her mutism as a real thing. But on the flip side, I didn't like how her ex-friends treated and belittled her and her condition. I don't know, it's all very conflicting. Despite my not believing/understanding it, I wouldn't have been as rude or jerkish like her ex-friends were. That's my issue though, and like I said, it made it a difficult for me to connect with Dani as an individual character. (view spoiler)[Also, I didn't like how she just started talking again after a simple kiss with Lincoln. It wasn't as profound or life-altering as I was expecting for her to finally start speaking again. That's another thing that made me disconnect from Dani and her condition. (hide spoiler)] 
 In any case, I still really enjoyed the story and I am so curious about the other characters and their stories. All of them appealed to me, especially Zane. I love the over-protective act all the guys pulled with Dani, that kind of thing is always entertaining (to an extent, of course), and I'm happy that Rachel didn't take it too far, but instead made it comical. I'm definitely looking forward to more from this series and checking out the series that this book is spun off of.