Stockholm
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Last published Sat, Nov 2, 2019
"She's delusional, absolutely gone."
Vincent Collins gains a test subject after abducting Jackie Reese. He has full intent to kill her until she shows signs of. . .Stockholm Syndrome? Shockingly enough, the two become closer than imaginable for a captor and captive.
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