Unlike Preston’s other books, The Cellar is told from three perspectives: Summer, Lewis, and Colin. Preston has written 10 other novels with similar concepts and writing style, telling stories of love between friends and family gone wrong and how the main character must fix that love. In it, Preston focuses on Summer’s relationships with the other characters. When she woke, she created Colin and much of the plot, wondering who, where, and why a girl would be kidnapped. The premise originated from writer Natasha Preston’s dream, in which she was kidnapped and imprisoned in a cellar. The Cellar is a New York Times bestseller.
She refuses to forget about her family, friends, Lewis, and all her memories – good and bad. Though the other girls in the cellar try to convince Summer to forget her past in order to fully adapt, she refuses. But Colin will do anything to keep his “family” together. With her family, neighbors, and Lewis searching for her, there is hope for escape. The girls explain Summer’s new life: Her name is now Lily, and she is to live in the basement of their kidnapper, Colin, and obey his every word. She is taken to a cellar with three other girls, Rose, Poppy, and Violet. Summer’s life is perfectly normal – until the day she is kidnapped. Summer Robinson is a typical teenager she constantly worries about her appearance, has a loving boyfriend, Lewis, and wishes to finally go to a party without her entire family fretting. The Cellar by Natasha Preston is a gut-wrenching, suspenseful novel involving murder, kidnapping, rape, and abuse.
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