But, there’s already moments of Kaitlyn figuring out who she is, so hopefully that continues in Capture. I don’t love how the inability to communicate causes the horrible badness that ends this story either. At least there’s love there, but it is somewhat neglectful. To be fair, Kaitlyn’s family isn’t all that great either. He’s that bad boy trope that you can’t help but love. Having said that, I still completely loved him. I’m seriously hoping that in Capture all of his mistakes make him realise that maybe he needs to pull back on his damn attitude. And some of his behaviour is seriously not okay. But that really doesn’t excuse his assholery behaviour. I’m not going to lie, Martin’s background is kind of tragic, and it does hurt your heart. But it still hurt to read this, and there’s that bit you think is the sad, cliff-hanger ending… and then it just gets worse. I mean I know that Martin and Kaitlyn are going to end up together eventually because… well, romance novel. And I actually felt my heart break a little bit. Unlike Attraction, it was kind of horrible. Like Attraction, this novel had a pretty untended cliff-hanger.
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