Captor- Anita Waller- 5*

Anita has a talent, a wonderful talent with words. From the very first chapter you

are drawn in to the main character and although in a way little happens in that

chapter-it is a scene setting scenario- you know enough that you want to know

more. Liz has had an affair whilst her husband was away with work for a few

weeks. The result is Jake, her baby. She is only occasionally in touch with Phil as

she finished the affair as soon as her husband was back home. It now appears

that Phil has left his wife and neither of them have heard from him. When Jake,

her son by Phil is taken, this is only the start of her nightmares. Please don’t

see this as “just another snatched child” tale, it is so much, much more than

that. A tale of feelings and memories, of heartache and woe. I thought I knew

who Captor was…. and was right however this doesn't spoil the rest of the book

one bit. Anita has struck gold again in my eyes (I have never read anything than

excellent books from her). If you like a book to grip you, throw you around a

little and one where you “have” to keep turning the pages then this book

is for you.

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