Slick's review posted at Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 Captive picks up basically where Bound left off and we see Ryke and Kate adjusting to married life and all the trials and tribulations of it. They are happy, in love and looking forward to a bright future when they are once again struck by a loss that not only devastates them both but also puts a big strain on their new marriage. 
 Honestly Ryke impressed me with his unwavering support and even when he had a few moments of anger towards the situations he was faced with I felt it was warranted. He is one of the good guys, one of those men who will do anything to make those he loves happy, and will sacrifice his happiness for them. I admire him for his strength and dedication and the fact that even though he had some thoughts of taking what was so freely offered by other women he did not because that's not the kind of man he is. There were so many times I wanted to just give him a hug and assure him everything would be okay because he was breaking my heart. 
 I said it about Kate before but honestly the woman really did need some one on one intensive therapy. I completely understand her grief and even her fears but I hated that she couldn't see what it was doing not only to her but to Ryke and their marriage. She was like trapped in a "Kate" bubble and couldn't see her way out. I did love when she worked with her patients especially one in particular and while I felt that outcome of that came a little too easily for the process in "real" life, it did make me smile to see everyone involved so happy. 
 What I loved about Bound and Captive both is that while they were a good look at bad things happen to good people; they were realistic for the most part which made the emotions they brought forth so much more but they also showed that while sometimes the journey is hard the results are worth it. I enjoyed this author's style and these books and I look forward to continuing this series.