Review: Captive Films 1.6 - Jillian Dodd

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Review: Captive Films - Season One - Episode #6 - Jillian Dodd - December 2014

When all else fails when you are trying to read a book, it's sometimes great to have authors on hand that you know that no matter what you will just slip back into their worlds and characters and enjoy. Me, Jillian Dodd is one of those authors as I have had the Captive Films series on my Kindle for years. In Episode #6, Ariella is at the house planning Keatyn and Aiden's wedding but of course, tensions are about to rise as her first love Riley - the one whose heart she broke along with her own is about to turn up with upcoming actress Jennifer. The night ends of course in drama and Ariella and Riley get the chance to talk about things - this seems like it could be a turning point, but of course, her ex-husband-to-be has to turn up. Will Riley and Ariella miss out on their HEA again? Vanessa and Dawson had a rocky ending in Episode #5, but things have seemed to be patched up as their love continues to be stronger each day. Keatyn and Aiden have another little surprise up their sleeve for their friendship group and sparks are flying between Knox and newcomer Jennifer.  Episode #6 does end on a major cliffhanger that made me want to scream as I hate miscommunication and I wanted to shout at Riley to get over himself. Stay tuned as Season 2 books may appear this upcoming year as reviews.

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