I just felt like every character pretty much was a crazy person and the only people I felt sorry for were the children born into the twisted lifestyle these people were living. I did not even feel like there was a cliffhanger - so to speak. It is not a happily ever after type story.

Be aware if you buy this book that it is not a lovey dovey romance. This book was not what I was expecting from the other reviews. It is not romance for an 30 year old man to essentially rape a 15 year old girl. The female lead is only 15 and the male lead has to be at the very least, 29 years old. It was just something to pass the time when I didn't have anything else to do. It wasn't like I 'couldn't put it down' - I could. That being said, I didn't really enjoy the book. It didn't kill me to listen to it - meaning I was not bored or pushing through it to get my money's worth out of it. I just wanted to give a perspective that I did not see in other reviews. Will she be rescued? Will she escape? Will she get out alive-or get out at all? Precocious and intelligent but still very much a teenager, Ginny struggles to adapt to her existence, initially fighting and then coming to terms with her captivity. So begins a tale of emotional obsession and manipulation, of a young woman ripped from everything she knows. And at the center of it all is the gang's leader, Grizz: massive, ruggedly handsome, terrifying, and somehow, when it comes to Ginny, tender.

She gets a new name, a new identity, and a new life in the midst of the gang's base on the edge of the Florida Everglades-a frightening, rough, and violent world much like the swamps themselves, where everyone has an alias and loyalty is tantamount to survival. From that moment on, her life is forever changed. On May 15, 1975, teenager Ginny Lemon is abducted from a convenience store in Fort Lauderdale by a member of one of the most notorious and brutal motorcycle gangs in South Florida.

Nine minutes by beth flynn