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Wraith Captive
(Dark Supernaturals – Book 1 – A Paranormal Prison Book)
by Lacey Carter Andersen
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
PNR, FastBurn RH, Stand Alone?
Available on Kindle and Kindle Unlimited
Down & Dirty
This is the sixth book released in this extensive and expanding shared universe, bringing more answers, quite a bit of violence and some heat. Free on Kindle Unlimited.
What is it about?
(Blurb from GoodReads)
No one believes I was at the wrong place at the wrong time…
Grant it, I kind of get it. I have been found around an abnormally large amount of dead people lately. The thing is, I’m not the dangerous murderer they think I am. If I could tell the truth about my not-so-human father, they’d understand.
But I can’t.
Because his kind shouldn’t be able to breed with humans, and because, well, it’d be an instant death sentence if they found out. So while the prison leaders know I’m not entirely human, they haven’t figured what I am… yet.
Now, I just need to clear my name before someone discovers my secret. If only the four sexy inmates who’ve taken an interest in me understood that I’m not “playing hard to get.”
I’m trying to save my life.
Note:
WRAITH CAPTIVE is a prison paranormal reverse harem romance. It’s steamy, humorous, and with just the right amount of an edge. So come join an amazing group of authors in Nightmare Penitentiary, a place you’ll never want to escape from.
Thoughts on Wraith Captive
What is going on in that prison??
If you’ve followed Nightmare Penitentiary so far, then you are well acquainted with the Warden, along with the nuances of this sprawling place. Into that saga comes a new set of characters, each a supernatural of dubious design.
It showcases the prison a bit more, the lax, though brutal, guards, and the seemingly ambiguous undercurrent that flows through the entire inner connected universe. It’s strange.
This book, unlike a couple of the others, is not stand alone (which is odd, since the subtitle says STANDALONE), as these characters will go on to finish their story (or so it appears? It ends on a cliffhanger), which is great – because things are far from settled, or even really started, for this quartet.
Pros:
- I like her spirit.
- The warden shows up again.
- I like the characters individually, not sure about together though.
Cons:
- Emotional build is blah
- Takes place over maybe 2 days?
- Brina….. someone in one of these books needs to kill this bitch…. Seriously.
Perspective
First Person, Multiple POV
Ending Type
A cliffhanger with an almost HEA?
Rating
Mature
Taboos?
Not a taboo, but notice that there is quite a bit of anal going on.
Romantic Dynamic
MMMF
Character Age Range
20’s
My Final Verdict on Wraith Captive
Fast paced and dangerous, this installment brings old lovers together again while dancing around new relationships and bonds just starting to form. Add in diabolical events, blood and plenty of death – and you have a mixed cake of dark entertainment. Free on Kindle Unlimited.
Published March 30th, 2020
213 Pages
If you enjoyed this review of Wraith Captive, please consider checking out a few of my other articles.
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- Shadow of Deception by Lucy Smoke – A Book Review

Your Turn
What are you reading today? Have you read this book yet? How about other books in the Paranormal Prison Saga? Leave a comment, I would love to talk!
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