Robbed of Love

Hostage Heart #1

by Madison Murphy

Daisy Miller has the perfect boyfriend. Brian is tall, handsome, wealthy, AND he has just asked her to marry him, but Daisy isn't sure she is ready to settle down.

Before she can give her boyfriend an answer, Daisy is kidnapped by an armed bank robber and forced to drive hours away from home to a dingy motel.

Now holed up with her captor, Daisy is surprised to find he is extremely handsome and sweet, despite his troubling occupation.

Will Daisy make it back to Brian and accept his proposal, or will her sexy bad boy captor steal her heart?

This story unfolds over multiple volumes which are available now, and contains adult situations and explicit content. Mature audiences only.

Genres: Romance

142 pages, Kindle Edition

First published May 23, 2014

About the author

Madison Murphy is an ambitious contemporary romance and new adult & college romance author, well-known for her steamy High School Reunion Series. Madison likes to write the type of books that she enjoys reading, and all of her stories capture the fire and passion which made her a fan of the genre.

In addition to writing romance stories, Madison enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and cats. She hopes you enjoy her books and appreciates any and all feedback.

Reviews

[Kera’s Always Reading · Rating 3 out of 5]

This was a very short book and pretty ridiculous as well. "Daisy" is completely naive in her relationships. She seems kind of lifeless and unnecessarily non-decisive. She cannot see what is happening to her and directly in front of her. She has a creepy, controlling boyfriend and an absolutely blind best friend. How can "Donna" not see that her bffs beau is possessive and controlling? She just tells her that she is lucky to have him, unlike any normal bestie that would tell her that HE is lucky to have HER.
I guess I just wasn't impressed but I hate to leave even a bad book unfinished. And with the silly cliffhanger ending I know I will end up at least getting the second book just to see how it turns out.

[Beccy · Rating 1 out of 5]

I found this free e-book advertised on Facebook and it looked interesting so i thought i would give it a go.

I hate to give negative reviews but i really didn't enjoy this one it wasn't believable and felt like it was just too rushed and couldn't connect with the characters. It's sad because the story sounded really promising. I've recently gotten into reading New Adult romance and was really disappointed with this one i was hoping i was wrong and would have loved this book but had my doubts when i noticed it didn't have any reviews..

[Lisa Mccrey · Rating 1 out of 5]

Free was a high price to pay..

For what was a poorly executed start to a series. The plot had potential that just wasn't fulfilled, the main characters were dumber than a box of rocks and...just No all around,sorry

[Brandie Rausch · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not worth reading

can I say Daisy must be the dumbest 25 year old out their.
From the very beginning you could see
who was involved with the kidnapping.

[Cristian · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is lacking in many ways. It's very short, it lacks detail, and doesn't have a good story line. It never really captures the reader. I won't be purchasing the next book.

[Cari Ann · Rating 1 out of 5]

ughhhh...not good

[Danielle Eisner · Rating 4 out of 5]

It was a decent read, but I didn't feel as connected to the characters. I felt like maybe it was too rushed. I get that it was a shorter book so she had to fit a lot in to only a few pages, but still it could use some more depth. Daisy got over the kidnapping thing way too quickly. I get that they had a connection but wouldn't she hold back for a while longer? Also she's almost engaged. There's clearly something up with Brain, but she loved him enough to think about marrying him, shouldn't she be torn or even feel a little guilty. I also would have liked more about descriptions on their feelings. They are supposed to be so connected that she feels fine accepting him after he kidnapped her, and she's ok cheating on her maybe fiancé. For that to work on any level, and for us to believe it, we need to see the deep level of love.

Also, wft Daisy? She wasn't even the least bit suspicious about Brain. How is that even possible he is totally up to stuff and yet nodda. She should at least think some suspicious thoughts, even if she talks herself out of them. That really annoyed me. All that time she spent with him and he was acting all jerky like and she didn't once ask herself why he was acting so weird?

[Leigh Ann · Rating 1 out of 5]

I only read 4 chapters of this book. It is the cheesiest, most absurd book I've ever read, I couldn't read anymore.

While I understand books aren't supposed to mirror reality too much, this book was so far from anything closely resembling how people act, its ridiculous.

[Wandaly Lopez · Rating 5 out of 5]

LOVE ITTTTTT!!!!!!

[Koko · Rating 1 out of 5]

The writing was horrible. I felt like a 12 year old wrote it. Won't be reading the rest of the series or from this author again.