Out There — Amy Cross

She's a single woman whose car just broke down on a desolate stretch of road. He's a psychopath who kidnaps lone women and tortures them on his farm. They're both about to meet their worst nightmare – and their only chance is to work together. When Charlotte Walker's car breaks down on a remote, silent stretch of road, she thinks her worst problem is the dying light. But when a man stops to help, her night descends into something far more terrifying. Abducted and imprisoned on a secluded farm, Charlotte soon realizes her captor isn't just dangerous – he's a seasoned killer who's managed to stay hidden for years. But escape is only the beginning. Deep in the woods, with her captor hunting her like prey, Charlotte stumbles onto the land of John Harrison – a reclusive man with no phone, no neighbors, and no interest in saving anyone. What she doesn't know is that John has his own secrets... and his own boundaries about what – and who – he lets into his world. As the lines between savior and captor blur, Charlotte must navigate a nightmare where trust is deadly and silence might be the last sound she hears.