Stolen

How does the novel's second-person point of view affect your perception of the characters and events? What is the significance of this narrative choice?

What role does memory play in Stolen? How do the characters' recollections influence their actions and perceptions?

How does Ty justify his actions to himself and to Gemma? Does the narrative suggest that he believes his own justifications?

Explore the theme of trust in the novel. How do Gemma's relationships with her parents, friends, and Ty reflect this theme?

What is the significance of the novel’s title, Stolen? How does it reflect the broader themes and conflicts within the story?

Compare and contrast the depictions of Ty’s and Gemma’s pasts. How do their backgrounds influence their actions and perspectives in the present?

Analyze the ring that Ty gives Gemma at the end of the novel. What does the ring symbolize? How does it contribute to the novel’s exploration of Transgression, Coercion, and Love in Abusive Relationships?

Compare and contrast the two different visions of the trial that Gemma presents. Why does she choose the ending she chooses?