Captor Mine

Wow! Megan Mitcham has penned another winning must read in Captor Mine (Base Branch Series Book 13), the amazing story of agent Hunter Masters and surgeon Katrin Royan. Secrets abound in this edge-of-your-seat suspense story of two strangers thrown together under mysterious circumstances. These two great characters have a lot to learn about each other, and are surprised to realize they each have a lot yet to learn about themselves as well. Career focused Hunter and Katrin are both taken completely by surprise at the connection they feel for each other. The chemistry between these two is almost palpable, but they have seemingly insurmountable obstacles to overcome if they are to have a future together. First they have to survive their current situation. Captor Mine is an action packed romance with plenty of heat. I’ve been waiting not so patiently for Hunter’s story and I knew it would take a unique and very strong woman to hold on to this battle hardened soldier, and Ms. Mitcham created Hunter’s perfect match in Katrin. Unfortunately, she is the daughter of the notorious criminal mastermind Base Branch has been hunting. They will have to depend on each other to survive, a concept foreign to both of these independent characters. This is truly a fantastic story and definitely going on my keeper shelf. I’m sad that this is the last book in the Base Branch Series, but I have no doubt Ms. Mitcham’s future endeavors will be just as great as this series. Every book in the Base Branch Series is full of suspense, action, and plenty of steamy romance. Captor Mine is book 13 and is a standalone, but of course, I recommend starting at the beginning with Enemy Mine, book 1. If that seems daunting, then I at least recommend reading Variations, book 9, which is Oliver and Marina’s story and tells how Hunter got into the predicament he finds himself in at the beginning of this book. But the reader won’t be lost without having read any of the previous books. Captor Mine wraps up the series perfectly and it was nice to catch up with a lot of the characters from earlier books. Thanks Ms. Mitcham for an amazing adventure!

After years of trying to win her father's approval, Katrin is horrified to find that he is not the man she thought he was. Locked in with a patient to facilitate his healing, Kat has no-one, other than her cold-blooded jailer to speak to besides the comatose patient. Having to take care of needs that not even the closest family member would want to deal with, 'Pete' takes on a persona that fascinates Kat. When Hunter regains consciousness, he is bemused at being called 'Pete' but in his usual cocky manner, takes on the 'doc' with humour and quick wit. Hunter has played a role in previous books in this series and has a history with Kat's father. The story is steamy and high octane, especially Hunter and Kat's escape. Although this book is part of a series, it is nevertheless a standalone and has a romantic ending. I received a copy of this book as a gift and this is my honest and voluntary review.