We should be more careful about the little things as there is a chance that we will become complacent regarding them.

If the author is writing an action thriller, the author should be more careful not to include this luck factor favoring the villain more than once. She's not perfect, she's not terrible - but she does feel a sense of humanitarian duty when she discovers the kidnapped child. Amoral, cunning, ruthless, and instructive, this piercing work distills 3,000 years of the history of power into 48 well-explicated laws.Overall, I went into this book not sure what to expect and it was terrifying and suspenseful and kept me on the edge of my seat the whole book as promised! There are 2 main characters around whom the story revolves and how they evolve as the story goes on is a joy to read, especially Darby Thorne.

But when the snow finally gets the best of her beat-up Honda, she’s forced to wait out the storm in a remote highway rest stop with a small group of fellow travelers: Lars, Ashley, Ed, and Sandi.Darby is a college student and she just got word that her mom, who she hasn't always gotten along the best with, is sick with cancer. I liked the tension in the book, with the characters all stuck in the rest stop with no escape, thanks to the snowstorm. I won’t go into spoiler territory, but there are actions of the characters and plot points that made no sense and defy rational explanation. From the beginning till the end it makes you sit on the edge( as a result I sat on the floor to finish this), you feel your heart beats faster, you get shocked and surprised with twists, you got sucker punched by too many I didn’t see it coming-s, you just keep reading and reading till your hands start to shake and you start to suffer from sleep deprivation and scream aloud when you see your red eyed face in the mirror. But when the snow finally gets the best of her beat-up Honda, she’s forced to wait out the storm in a remote highway rest stop with a small group of fellow travelers.