Review: Summer Camp Captive - Alexa Riley and Jessa Kane

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Summer Camp Captive

Review: Summer Camp Captive - Alexa Riley and Jessa Kane - October 2017
I was in the mood to read something the other day while sitting out in the sun on a porch swing, and as I scrolled through my iPad, I came across Summer Camp Captive which I have had since it's release date. This was one I had been looking forward to when it was released, so I dug in. I have to admit it had a good premise but I became a little disappointed with the story. Yes, it still turns you on as it is an Alexa Riley book. However, with a title like that, you expected a bit more emphasis on the "captive" side of things. Lainey is a camp counselor and someone who has lived a rough life. There are rumors of a "beast-like" serial killer called The Butcher who lives in the woods. It turns out there is a guy who lives in a cabin in the woods, and he is big. He is an ex-military and wants Lainey to fulfill his needs. Lainey and the "Beast" start a forbidden romance which later turns into misunderstandings as others think he is holding her hostage. The ending of this book, I did love as both of them finally got their HEA or did they as the past Lainey is running from catches up with them both.





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