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'the difference between a hero and a victim? Timing.'

Well, this review will be very short because I don't have much to say, it has been a fairly average book, I expected a lot more from it, since the plot sounded very interesting, but it didn't deliver as I expected.

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Darby is driving when a snowstorm forces her to spend the night with four strangers at a gas station in the middle of nowhere. Searching for a signal on her mobile phone, she sees the silhouette of a kid hand inside a van. Darby decides that she is going to save the kid, but it is not going to be an easy task, since one of those strangers is the kidnapper.

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The book is entertaining, I am not going to deny it, but it seemed very unremarkable to me, the reason it has 3�� stars and no less is that I read it very quickly, and it makes you feel as if you were inside a thriller movie. Despite that, it didn't seem special to me at all, I didn't feel fear or tension at any time.

It is a book that I would recommend if you don't know what to read, if you want a palate cleanser or if you have a reading slump, since it throws you directly into the story and the pacing is very good, but, as I have already said, it is a mid book.


ೃ⁀�� 𝓹𝓻𝓮 𝓻𝓮𝓿𝓲𝓮𝔀:
02/06 🌨��: idk if my slump is gone but well, at least this made me read 😀. rtc i guess
01/06 🌨��: my slump is coming back istg i hate exam periods bc it always put me in slumps 😭 i hope this one can make me read something!