Say You're Sorry: Wolf Shifter Revenge by Jacey Ward

This story had what psychologists call "Stockholm Syndrome". I know he couldn't take true revenge on her. Still, he left her in a state of terror being locked in that room after the way he kidnapped her.What didn't make sense at the beginning of this book is how the author enforced the idea of that she was a dyed in the wool police inspector, who was forced to take a vacation. She would have never have made love with her tormentor and definitely would have had him arrested for kidnapping her. The story is not plausible with the heroine, because it's like she forgets that she is a police inspector and lets the bad guy become the hero. You can't have it both ways. This is where I lose it with this story.