No Exit :: Taylor Adams

NO EXIT

TAYLOR ADAMS

I had been waiting for this book to be release in January, which just happened to also be my birthday month. My brother and sister in law surprised me and pre-ordered it for me! So thanks to them and Amazon Prime, I received this lovely book the day after it was released! I did wait until February to read it, because at work we have a small book club, and it was February's book to read! I have very THANKFUL that this as bought for me, because it was such a good book!

So this book... OH MY!

I read this book in three evenings! If I didn't have to work and have things that needed done at home, it honestly would have been read faster! This book was absolutely AMAZING! It had me on my toes the whole time. The moment I thought I knew what was going to happen, here came a TWIST! This book had me squirming and wanting to cover my eyes, as if it were a scene from a movie that I were hiding from!

This is such an excellent book about a girl who gets stuck at a rest stop with four strangers, on the way to see her sick and dying mother. While attempting to find service, while waiting for snow plows to come in the morning, she discovers one of the strangers shocking secrets! She then has to choose, to open her mouth about what she discovered or pretend like she didn't see anything and wait for the snow plows to clear a safe way out of there!

Here in Oregon we had some snowy days which was a perfect setting (not planned) to read the book!

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Let me know what you thought about this book or if you have any recommendations for a new book!

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