Britt and her
friend, Korbie, set out for a spring break camping trim in the Tetons
where Korbie's family owns a luxurious cabin. Britt has been training
for a trek through the mountains. Her ex-boyfriend, Calvin, is
Korbie's brother. He loves to hike the Tetons and Britt wonders if
that's the reason she is so committed to this hiking trip.
The girls set off in
sunshine, but as they drive into the mountains, a blizzard forms.
They abandon the car and set off to find shelter. Two handsome men
are already in the cabin they discover. Korbie is all for flirting,
but Britt senses something is very wrong. She met one of the men when
she was getting a slurpie before they left. He was friendly to the
point of flirting, but now he's cold and distant, trying to shove her
out the door.
The mood of this
novel is very dark. The author does a good job using the blizzard to
heighten the tension between the girls and the men in the cabin. The
plot is filled with twists and the suspense keeps you wondering until
the very end.
While the focus of
the book is on the danger and the blizzard, there is also a romantic
interest. Calvin is already at the family camp, and Britt is hoping
he'll come looking for them when they don't show up. I enjoyed the
book. It's a YA novel, but it can also be enjoyed by anyone who likes
a fast paced thriller.
I reviewed this book
for the Amazon Vine Program.
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