Leigh's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 STARS 
 I'm not sure what it says about me, but I found this story of a woman falling in love with a psychopath who has captured her and told her he will never let her go, to be both erotic and tender at the same time. Dexter meets 50 Shades of Gray is the best way I can describe this dark and engrossing book. 
 Gav is a serial killer. There is no doubt in Kat's mind about this as she has witnessed him torture and kill. But despite his crimes and despite his treatment of her, she finds a somewhat kindred spirit. Their relationship grows through a series of "trades"...one doing something for the other and the other reciprocating. At first Kat is terrified of this man who has captured her body, but as time goes on and she learns more about him, she begins to fear her own cravings more. How can she feel the things she does for a monster? 
 I originally thought that Kat's emotions were going to grow through a type of Stockholm syndrome, but I was wrong. The feelings that grow between Kat and Gav and far more complex than a woman simply falling in love with her captor, but delved into how they each viewed the value of life and what made it worth living. Kat is sympathetic and strong and you can feel the conflict that she goes through as he body and heart battle with her mind. As the serial killer, Gav is alternately terrifying and mesmerizing. With his "dark shadow" urging him on to do unspeakable things, only to be quieted by Kat's presence, he is sexy and scary and childlike all at the same time. If there ever was a true "anti-hero", it is Gav. 
 How on earth was I reading a story where the main character was psychotic and yet I was rooting for him to have a happy ending?? 
 His was certainly not a story with hearts and flowers. It was a dark, gritty and twisted story of two damaged people finding something deeper than love to keep them going. And right or wrong, I wanted these two broken souls to find peace. I found myself enthralled and couldn't put it down.