book cover of Prescribed Captivity
 

Prescribed Captivity

(2026)
(A book in the Clinical Obsessions series)
A novel by

 
 
He didn’t just find the cure. He kidnapped me to force me to take it.

Dr. Saffron Adler is a brilliant immunologist dying of a rare neurological disease she helped name. With no cure in sight and her body slowly turning against her, she has accepted her fate. Until the night she is taken from a sleet-swept parking garage by a man who refuses to let her die.

Dr. Benedict Ward is a billionaire surgeon, a medical genius, and a man haunted by the sister he couldn't save. For years, he has secretly funded Saffron’s life and built a clandestine medical facility to develop an experimental cure just for her. But when she runs out of time, Benedict crosses the line from benefactor to captor. He locks Saffron in a gilded cage at his remote Olympic Peninsula estate, intent on saving her life—whether she consents or not.

But Saffron is no submissive patient. Trapped in a high-stakes clinical trial of one, she fights back with the only weapon she has left: her brilliant mind. As the treatment takes hold and her disease recedes, the lines between doctor and patient, captor and captive, begin to dangerously blur. Benedict’s cold, calculated control masks a desperate, dangerous obsession. And Saffron finds herself drawn to the very man who stole her freedom.

In a house where every door is locked and every vital sign is monitored, the most dangerous side effect isn’t the medicine. It’s the realization that she might not want to leave.

Prescribed Captivity is a dark, gripping medical thriller romance filled with intense psychological suspense, explosive power dynamics, and a love story that breaks every ethical rule.

  • Tropes & Themes

    Morally Grey Billionaire Savior

    Captor / Captive Dynamics

    Sick Heroine & Obsessed Hero

    Forced Proximity & Extreme Isolation

    Enemies to Lovers

    Touch Her and You Die

    Role Reversal & Negotiated Consent


    Genre: Mystery

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