Man! 
 Okay, if you follow my reviews, you know I love the dark and twisted. 
 I love the taboo. 
 Well, Prisoner takes that shit to a whole other level. (In a good way!) 
 Abby begins teaching a writing class at the prison as a college assignment, which is how she met Grayson. What she doesn't know is that he is using her class as a way to get a message to the outside so he can escape. They felt an intense connection to each other from the first day, but Abby also feels equal parts terrified. Well, once his escape plan comes to fruition, in a strange turn of events he has to kidnap Abby. 
 He should have killed her. But he couldn't. 
 Then as the story unfolds you realize that both of them have dark histories, though Grayson's horrors are far worse than any child should have to experience. 
 Once you really get into his head, there's no going back. I pretty much loved Grayson the whole time, but once you see his warped perception that is strangely sad and sweet at the same time? Yeah. Hooked. 
 Then there's Abby who is constantly fighting this internal battle between the growing attraction/affection for Grayson, and the "right thing" which would be to get away...because only crazy people fall for their captor, right? But what if she fell before he was her captor? 
 This one is a mind fuck, but not in a bad way. Honestly, even if you're not a dark and twisted lover, and this DOES contain dubious consent, this one is really good. 
 It takes you really really dark but then manages to bring it all back home. 
 This is a new favorite. For sure.