Captivity

<p><strong>A murdered sister. A broken country. And one woman's agonising path to the truth.</strong></p><p>After a protest for Scottish independence ends in assassination the nation fractures into ruthless factions and becomes a sealed arena where loyalty is currency and survival is war.</p><p>Anita Carmichael lives for two things in this hellscape: vengeance and protecting her sister's legacy The People's Republic-the only faction without blood on their hands.</p><p>But the greatest danger isn't the battle raging outside the border fence. It's the traitors lurking within. And a secret weapon that could end everything.</p><p>Betrayed and captured by the most feared faction of all Anita expects brutality. Instead she finds a soldier who offers comfort where others offer cruelty. Yet attraction is a liability she can't afford. Especially when his radical leader claims to know who killed her sister.</p><p>And the answer won't be given for free.</p><p><em>Captivity </em>is for readers who would enjoy a spicy <em>Hunger Games</em> for adults with the bleak backdrop of <em>The Road</em> by Cormac McCarthy. Read the first book in the action-packed slow-burn dystopian romance series <em>The Faction War Chronicles</em> and discover a story of struggle redemption and a hard-earned happily ever after by the final instalment.</p><p><em>This book is written in British English and contains swearing sex and violence (including torture attempted rape and sexual harassment). Some scenes also include PTSD flashbacks and thoughts of suicide.</em></p>