She endures so many emotions in this book and yet comes out on top. somehow so strong and yet so weak at the same time. Kaden is difficult to discribe because my emotions were constantly changing when it came to him but ultimately you have to give him props because he did the right thing even though it was hard and you have to love him for it. My heart was continuously turn between was I knew should happen and what my heart was secretly hoping for.

Read moreĬan love be found in the arms of your kidnapper? The lines between right and wrong get incredibly blurry as the book progresses. In my head, I love continuing the story from there. MY FAVORITE PART was the last scene with Raleigh. I just have a thing for broken, complicated characters. Raleigh asked him why he's translating it when it's already been translated, but unfortunately, since I read this book last March, I can't remember his answer.

It's good that her kidnapping changed her for the better, gave her the courage to voice out what she really wanted.A surprise came in the form of my love for Kaden he's one of the kidnappers, for heaven's sake! But how could I not? He's a French-to-English manuscript translator, and in the book - if my memory serves me right - he's working on Jules Verne's Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. And it took an unexpected twist towards the conclusion, and that ending has permanently taken a piece of my heart.THE CHARACTERSThe story started off with Raleigh running away from a life she didn't want to live. The pacing was really good I just couldn't stop reading.

THE COVERI'm not a big fan of this cover, but I think it really embodies the story, with the crying girl - who is, obviously, Raleigh - and the lake which is quite a big part of the main characters' relationship.THE STORYThis is the first 'girl gets kidnapped' book that I've ever read, so I was really curious when I began reading it.

Screaming in the Silence by Lydia Kelly