Stolen is written in the form of letters. Here, Gemma writes to her abductor, Ty. She recalled the events when she was abducted by him in Bangkok Airport and brought her to a desert in Australia against her will. What he did was wrong, she hates him and also scared he might hurt her. Her experience is terrifying, especially being in the wilderness with her kidnapper. Days passed by, Ty isn't a monster she thought of. This man is kind and gentle, little by little she feels drawn to him. She shouldn't have developed feelings towards him but this lonely man keeps her safe all the time and not once physically hurt her. Lines were blurred, making things complicated. 
 It started really great and I'm hooked on how Gemma tells her survival story. It's gripping, raw and thought provoking as it focuses on Stockholm Syndrome. By 60%, it somewhat gets boring and I knew how this is going to end. It didn't make me cry but I'm numb deep inside. I like Gemma's honesty towards the end. I don't hate nor love Ty but I believe he deserves a chance to get better.