Kidnapped
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It's a late winter night when Patricia Risden heads home in her car, on a road she's driven many times before. She doesn't have a care in the world, that is, until a man appears from nowhere, right in front of her.The next thing she knows is being a prisoner of the unscrupulous Alliance Commander Travis 152; an intimidating man who demands information and complete cooperation. Travis soon realizes his mistake; Tricia doesn't know anything, and she is incapable of even getting a glass of water from the ship's computer.Infamous for being a ruthless executioner, conditioned since childhood to feel nothing besides fear and pain, he still deems her harmless, and finds enough pity for the lost young woman to let her out of the cell; a decision that will change both their lives forever.Isabela Morales (The Scattering)Kidnapped is – there’s no other word for it – cute. It is a bedtime story — not because it’ll put you to sleep (it won’t), but because behind all the space travel, technological details, and talk of rebels v. Alliance, the underlying structure is a fairy tale, plain, simple, and sweet. And for that, it’s kind of enchanting.
