Review: Captive Films #1.4 - Jillian Dodd

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Captive Films: Season 1 (Captive Films, #4)


Review: Captive Films - #Episode 1.4 - Jillian Dodd - December 2014
At the end of Episode # 1.3, we read as Dawson returned home with his two girls in tow and learned that his wife died or as he calls it "left him." Having Dawson back meant that the Captive Film readers would watch a new love story unfold between Dawson and the recently divorced Vanessa. Ariela may have missed her chance with Riley and needs to step up her game if she wants to win him back as we have a newcomer to the Captive Films game - Jennifer, who is currently employed to have the main lead in a new Captive Films movie.  Rumours have it that Jennifer and Riley are sleeping together, having fun and he even let her drive his car and was pretty protective of her when she did a chemistry screen test with Knox Daniels who will be her fellow cast member.  For more drama and romance and love triangles, stay tuned for Episode #1.5 of Captive Films.



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