Dark Roads: A Novel
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- Author：Chevy Stevens
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Reviews
Paige
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I literally could not put this book down。 The author did such a great job captivating my attention and creating the story。 Just as every twist and turn is uncovered something else comes up。 I truly could not have guessed the culprit
Annie
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Chevy Stevens does it again！ Another heart-wrenching thriller with characters you can’t help but love。 Or hate。 In this story， based off a real highway in Northern British Columbia， Stevens has you wondering who you can trust and if you can trust anyone！ It’s a small town and everyone knows your business。I loved the friendships， the courage and perseverance， and I especially loved Wolf！ I highly recommend this novel！ Thank you to Net Galley for the digital ARC！！
Anne-Marie
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Starts out very very slow but it does get a lot better
Karla Thompson
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Excellent！I am in tears as I type this review。 What a beautiful and poignant ending to a deeply disturbing and complicated story。 I loved this cast of strong and forceful characters。 Vaughn creeped me out from the onset and I immediately fell in love with Hailey。 This thing twisted in a direction I did not expect and I found myself thinking 'the signs were all there。 How did I miss that'。。。。great book。 I love this author's work！ Excellent！I am in tears as I type this review。 What a beautiful and poignant ending to a deeply disturbing and complicated story。 I loved this cast of strong and forceful characters。 Vaughn creeped me out from the onset and I immediately fell in love with Hailey。 This thing twisted in a direction I did not expect and I found myself thinking 'the signs were all there。 How did I miss that'。。。。great book。 I love this author's work！ 。。。more
Stephanie Lynn Hathaway
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🏔S U M M E R🏕 T H R I L L E R🏔This book had me hooked from page one。 It was such an atmospheric and， at times， very chilling psychological thriller。 It was incredibly suspenseful and completely engrossing。 Honestly， I could not put this book down， hence me finishing it within 24 hours of reading the first page。 The book， which is told from two different points of view， follows two bold women as they try to find answers to why women have been disappearing for decades on the mysterious Cold Creek 🏔S U M M E R🏕 T H R I L L E R🏔This book had me hooked from page one。 It was such an atmospheric and， at times， very chilling psychological thriller。 It was incredibly suspenseful and completely engrossing。 Honestly， I could not put this book down， hence me finishing it within 24 hours of reading the first page。 The book， which is told from two different points of view， follows two bold women as they try to find answers to why women have been disappearing for decades on the mysterious Cold Creek Highway。 Their searches have put targets on both of their backs。 Will they find the answers they seek or will they fall victim to abductor/killer who has yet to be brought to justice？The plot twists in this novel were not predictable， which I appreciated。 I also highly recommend you read the author’s note at the end of the book for further insight into the real life inspiration behind Stevens’ gripping， and sometimes disturbing， narrative。 Fav Character: Wolf （iykyk）（⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5） 。。。more
wellreadtraveler
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I love books that give you that creepy vibe and you spend each chapter trying to find out who the bad guy is。 Dark Roads had my attention early on and I stayed in my reading chair all Sunday to finish it。 I'm slightly embarrassed to admit this is my first book by Chevy Stevens but I'm looking forward to my next！The Cold Creek Highway has a bad reputation for hiding young female bodies in it's vast wilderness。 One to many women have been murdered， their bodies found amongst the shrubs， and the ki I love books that give you that creepy vibe and you spend each chapter trying to find out who the bad guy is。 Dark Roads had my attention early on and I stayed in my reading chair all Sunday to finish it。 I'm slightly embarrassed to admit this is my first book by Chevy Stevens but I'm looking forward to my next！The Cold Creek Highway has a bad reputation for hiding young female bodies in it's vast wilderness。 One to many women have been murdered， their bodies found amongst the shrubs， and the killer（s） out free to strike again。Hailey has moved in with her aunt and her husband after her fathers passing。 She loves her aunt and her nephew but living with a cop isn't easy。 He won't let her work or have any social life outside of school。 He claims it's because it's not safe but Hailey knows it's because he wants to control her。 Strange things start to happen and Hailey grows concerned she's not safe and needs to escape to the mountains。 Her father taught her how to live in the wild and respect the environment so she's not afraid of being out there， except she knows that's where these girls have been murdered。 Beth moves to Cold Water Creek so she can be in the town her sister lived in before her death。 The case is still unsolved and Beth wants to see if she can finds answers herself。 She works at the local dinner just like her sister did and hopes she may over hear something she can go to the police with。 What she's learning is the police don't seem to be very honest， and the more she asks the bigger target she puts on her own back。How can this town put a stop to the violence and protect it's young women？ Looks like the young girls will have to find out themselves！ 。。。more
Jin CH
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This is a Can't Put Down kind of book！ I blew through this in just a few days。 It was so so good and now I'm devastated it's over。 I would highly recommend this book， and all others by Chevy Stevens。 She is a fantastic author， and has you hooked with all her books！！ This is a Can't Put Down kind of book！ I blew through this in just a few days。 It was so so good and now I'm devastated it's over。 I would highly recommend this book， and all others by Chevy Stevens。 She is a fantastic author， and has you hooked with all her books！！ 。。。more
Renee
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Cold Creek Highway doesn't sound like the kind of road that I would choose for a spontaneous road trip。 Located in British Columbia， it is vast， desolate， and dangerous。 Many girls have gone missing over the years。 Hitchhikers or drivers， it doesn't seem to matter to the predators who view it as the perfect hunting spot。Hailey McBride has spent her life in Cold Creek and is well aware of what can happen to someone alone on this highway。 The death of her father leaves her grief-stricken。 She has Cold Creek Highway doesn't sound like the kind of road that I would choose for a spontaneous road trip。 Located in British Columbia， it is vast， desolate， and dangerous。 Many girls have gone missing over the years。 Hitchhikers or drivers， it doesn't seem to matter to the predators who view it as the perfect hunting spot。Hailey McBride has spent her life in Cold Creek and is well aware of what can happen to someone alone on this highway。 The death of her father leaves her grief-stricken。 She has to leave the home she loves， full of memories of her father behind， and move in with her Aunt Lana and her husband Vaughn。 His job with the police should make Hailey feel safe， but his actions say something else。 Soon， she feels her only option is to run away。 But a young girl going missing in Cold Creek can only lead to one conclusion。 Hailey must be another victim of the highway killer。Beth Chevalier comes to Cold Creek to attend a memorial service and find out who killed her sister， Amber。 She decides to stay in town and discovers not everyone is telling the truth。 She doesn't intend to put Hailey at risk， but the truth has a way of bubbling to the surface， and soon their fates will bring them together。I don't want to spoil the journey for anyone， but I will say that this heartbreaking story grabbed me from the first page and wouldn't let go。 A compelling mystery and characters that I kept crossing my fingers that nothing bad would happen to the ones I cared about。 Hailey and Wolf had my heart， and I came close to feeling the same way about Beth。 I wish the inspiration for this book wasn't based on a true story。 I wish the world was a better place。 I don't wish that I hadn't read this unforgettable book。 。。。more
Linda McCutcheon
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The realness of the fear and grief throughout Dark Roads by Chevy Stevens is emotionally draining and completely authentic。There is a dark road through a small town where teenage girls， especially indigenous girls， seem to just disappear。 Sometimes they are found but it is just their lifeless bodies with remnants of the pain they suffered found in the bruises left behind。 They are warned to not hitchhike or walk this road。 But sometimes you have to leave to survive and for some this is the only The realness of the fear and grief throughout Dark Roads by Chevy Stevens is emotionally draining and completely authentic。There is a dark road through a small town where teenage girls， especially indigenous girls， seem to just disappear。 Sometimes they are found but it is just their lifeless bodies with remnants of the pain they suffered found in the bruises left behind。 They are warned to not hitchhike or walk this road。 But sometimes you have to leave to survive and for some this is the only road out。Hailey is living with her Aunt after her father's tragic accident。 Unfortunately， Vaughn lives there too。 He is a cop who uses his power to intimate。 We all know men like him。 He uses his hulky body to make you feel trapped。 He uses his position of authority to make you fear him。 He is the worst type of human and his character is very triggering for anyone who has been in this claustrophobic fearful situation。Amber， a runaway working at the local diner， befriends Hailey。 They are falling in love but someone is watching and soon Amber's body is found in the woods。 Hailey has no choice but to runaway。 Beth， Amber's sister， shows up looking for answers but someone is watching and Beth doesn't realize how close the killer is to her。The narrators Brittany Pressley， Isabella Star Lablanc and Angela Dawe bring heightened anxiety and nail-biting suspense of impending doom in their heart pounding performances。There are twists at the end but this is a thriller about brave young women who have to fight to stay alive but fight they do with fierce resilience， the most loyal dog Wolf and the world's best friend Jonny。 The prologue/epilogue tells of the real life highway of unsolved murders that inspired this story。 Please listen （or read） this book from beginning to end。I received a free copy of this audiobook from the publisher via #NetGalley for a fair and honest review。 All opinions are my own。 。。。more
Amy （Bossy Bookworm）
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Chevy Stevens's Dark Roads is set in the wilderness and rugged terrain of British Columbia， along a highway where unsuspecting women traveling alone go missing from time to time--yet a predator never ends up being brought to justice。Teen Hailey McBride learned from her father how to be self-sufficient--to hunt， to camp， to stay tough， and to never drive Cold Creek Highway by herself。 Now that he's gone， she's grieving--and she's at the mercy of Vaughn， her aunt's controlling husband， a police of Chevy Stevens's Dark Roads is set in the wilderness and rugged terrain of British Columbia， along a highway where unsuspecting women traveling alone go missing from time to time--yet a predator never ends up being brought to justice。Teen Hailey McBride learned from her father how to be self-sufficient--to hunt， to camp， to stay tough， and to never drive Cold Creek Highway by herself。 Now that he's gone， she's grieving--and she's at the mercy of Vaughn， her aunt's controlling husband， a police officer on a power trip。 When she suspects that Vaughn is paying too much attention to her， Hailey decides to lay the groundwork for running away and to disappear into the wild。 When she's eighteen she hopes to emerge， out from under others' thumbs。 What Hailey doesn't anticipate is that the community will assume she's been taken by the highway killer， which they do。 But now she's stuck。 She can't return to her aunt's， and for a time the book is satisfyingly focused on her survival skills and her bonding with a young dog while she determines her next move。 This section was my favorite part of the book。Meanwhile， Beth Chevalier arrives in Cold Creek to try to figure out what happened to her sister Amber， who vanished in the area。 Beth becomes a potential target herself--while also inadvertently drawing attention to the truth about Hailey's disappearance。I quickly became frustrated with Beth's careless， repeated， willfully risky behavior in what she clearly knows--after the loss of her sister--to be a potentially deadly situation。 She's grieving and coping with substance abuse issues， but it was difficult watching her repeatedly lose control of her faculties and surrender her ability to protect herself when she knows how crucial it is to do so。The bad guys in Dark Roads feel full-bore evil and overwhelmingly pervasive; in one case we see little evidence of redeeming qualities， which makes it feel too easy to wholeheartedly despise the character at hand （in another case， the matter involves more gray areas）。 The horrific abuses of power， toxic masculinity， and the disturbing， predatory serial killing in the book may make you angry enough to want to spit nails， which is how I felt。In Dark Roads， characters figure out their places in the world， find internal strength when they need it， and learn to start to let go of what's weighing them down。 Some elements felt too easy--certain characters' vulnerabilities seem destined to lead to tragedy and made me want to shout warnings I felt they shouldn't need--but the book was atmospheric， and the characters' friendship and loyalty （and， sometimes， selfishness） that Stevens explores kept me engaged。 Stevens's fictional Cold Creek Highway setting is based on the real-life "Highway of Tears" in British Columbia， where women have gone missing since the 1970s， and where a disproportionate number of Indigenous women have been abducted。 Many of these missing-person cases remain tragically unsolved。I received a prepublication digital copy of this title courtesy of St。 Martin's Press and NetGalley。I found some commonalities between Dark Roads and another suspenseful read I recently read and was engrossed in， Wendy Walker's Don't Look for Me， especially regarding the villains of both stories。To see my full review on The Bossy Bookworm， or to find out about Bossy reviews and Greedy Reading Lists as soon as they're posted， please see Dark Roads。Find hundreds of reviews and lots of roundups of my favorite books on the blog: Bossy BookwormFollow me on Instagram！ @bossybookwormblogOr Facebook！ The Bossy Bookworm 。。。more
Jim
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Very suspenseful--hard to put down！ Will definitely take a look at some of her previous work。 :-）
Lisa
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DNF。 Slow， boring…
Karyn
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DNF 30%
Jaime Lee
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I gave this book 5 ⭐️ because it is loosely based on the Highway of Tears out of British Columbia。 I have followed the disappearances of many of these women for as long as I can remember。 Thank you to Chevy Stevens for doing this story justice and creating characters that the reader can truly love and get invested in。 Dark Roads is twisty， suspenseful， and scary as hell because its based on true events that have gone unsolved for decades。
Cindy
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A 4 star book for me。 Might have been 5 stars but the middle dragged。 My favorite character was，，，…WOLF！ The twist at the end was good but I was suspicious！ I also had no idea this was YA book。 Is it？ Characters seemed wise beyond their years especially when using their survival skills。
Kate R
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Wow！ All the stars for this thriller！ Dark Roads was simply outstanding！ This is my first Chevy Stevens book， and I’m kicking myself for not reading her books sooner。 I will definitely be going through her backlist after this stellar thriller。 The prologue grabbed you and didn’t let go。 Once I started， I couldn’t stop。 When real life beckoned， I could not stop thinking about the book and was eagerly anticipating getting back to it。 The book has many parts and several narrators but it’s not confu Wow！ All the stars for this thriller！ Dark Roads was simply outstanding！ This is my first Chevy Stevens book， and I’m kicking myself for not reading her books sooner。 I will definitely be going through her backlist after this stellar thriller。 The prologue grabbed you and didn’t let go。 Once I started， I couldn’t stop。 When real life beckoned， I could not stop thinking about the book and was eagerly anticipating getting back to it。 The book has many parts and several narrators but it’s not confusing at all。 It starts with the devastating prologue and then immediately goes into Hailey’s story。 Hailey recently became an orphan after her father passed away。 She was living with her aunt and step-uncle， local police officer Vaughn。 Vaughn and Hailey do not get along at all。 He’s strict， inappropriate and definitely hiding something。 When Hailey hits her brink， she runs away to live off the land。 This part of the book was particularly heart pounding yet super impressive。 The following part of the book was Beth’s POV。 Her sister was one of the victims of the Cold Creek killer and she moves to town to get closure and find the killer。 It was terrifying as she got closer and closer to finding the killer。 Then， I was straight up sobbing in the epilogue。 It hit on all your emotions。 Dark Roads was devastating， heartpounding yet completely fantastic。 I will not forget this book。 It is in my top books of the year。 Cannot recommend enough！ * ARC provided by NetGalley and the publisher in exchange for an honest review。 Thank you！ 。。。more
Erika Bucci | erikalaceyreads
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Another solid Chevy Stevens book。 Review to come。
Carolyn
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Atmospheric， authentic， and anxiety-provoking！ It's a dark and eerie highway where the girls are lost forever。。。 and Cold Creek warns its inhabitants to be on guard。 Women are taken from the highway， First Nation women in particular， and this stretch of road has become synonymous with murder and unsolved cases。 Hailey McBride is 17， recently orphaned and gone to live with her aunt and policeman husband。 The husband， known as the Ice Man by the local youths， is a controlling bully。 Stevens does a Atmospheric， authentic， and anxiety-provoking！ It's a dark and eerie highway where the girls are lost forever。。。 and Cold Creek warns its inhabitants to be on guard。 Women are taken from the highway， First Nation women in particular， and this stretch of road has become synonymous with murder and unsolved cases。 Hailey McBride is 17， recently orphaned and gone to live with her aunt and policeman husband。 The husband， known as the Ice Man by the local youths， is a controlling bully。 Stevens does a great job of getting the cloying nature of the Ice Man’s control exactly right。 When her friend Amber is killed， Hailey runs away to the woods and survives using skills her father taught her。 Dark Roads gave me creepy vibes from the characters and the spookiness of the forest。 I could smell the trees and hear the rivers running。 This is my first Chevy Stevens novel。 I will definitely look for more。 。。。more
Janice Stonehouse
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Awesome book。。。again Chevy Stevens delivers。
Krissy
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Forever one of my favourite authors and I always appreciate when Canadian authors keep their books set in Canada。 Loved this one。 I feel like the characters will stay with me for a long while。
Elizabeth
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Loved it！ Loved the characters and the story！
Nicole Shaw
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Reading Between the Wines book review #89/115 for 2021:Rating: 4 🍷 🍷 🍷 🍷Book 🎧: Dark RoadsAuthor: Chevy StevensGenre: General Fiction （Adult） | Mystery & Thrillers | Women's Fiction RELEASED on August 3， 2021！！！ GET YOUR OWN COPY！Sipping thoughts: Chevy Stevens is an author that has so much clout in the thriller world and this new book did not disappoint。 I loved Hailey’s character and how she was such a strong female protagonist。 The mystery behind what’s going on is not earth-shattering but I Reading Between the Wines book review #89/115 for 2021:Rating: 4 🍷 🍷 🍷 🍷Book 🎧: Dark RoadsAuthor: Chevy StevensGenre: General Fiction （Adult） | Mystery & Thrillers | Women's Fiction RELEASED on August 3， 2021！！！ GET YOUR OWN COPY！Sipping thoughts: Chevy Stevens is an author that has so much clout in the thriller world and this new book did not disappoint。 I loved Hailey’s character and how she was such a strong female protagonist。 The mystery behind what’s going on is not earth-shattering but I was still a little bit surprised。 The best part of this book， in my opinion， is reading how Hailey makes her new life in the woods and her plan if she gets caught。 I really enjoy Stevens writing and can’t wait to read another book by her。Cheers and thank you to @NetGalley， @StMartinsPress and @MacMillanAudio for an advanced copy of @DarkRoads#DarkRoads #StMartinsPress #MacMillanAudio #NetGalley #advancedreadercopy #ARC #Kindle #Booksofinstagram #readersofinstagram #bookstagram #nicoles_bookcellar #bookworm #bookdragon #booknerd #booklover #bookstagrammer #bookaholic #bookreview #bookreviewer #IHaveNoShelfControl #ReadingBetweenTheWines #fiction #thriller #suspense #mystery #MysteryAndThriller #GeneralFictionAdult #WomensFiction 。。。more
Nikki Dalton
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Another excellent thriller from Chevy Stevens。 Couldn’t put it down。 You can picture the run down mill town that serves as the backdrop for this back woods murder mystery。 Suspense builds from page one and doesn’t let up until the end。 This one was just as good as her best seller， Still Missing。
Ashley （book_grams）
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Based on the synopsis， I expected Dark Roads would be a hope run for me。 While this book is described as a “breathtaking thriller” and the prologue about the Cold Creek Highway killer was gripping， the pacing， dialogue， and characters missed the mark。 In the first part of the book， Hailey has moved in with her aunt， uncle and cousin after her father’s tragic death。 Hailey’s uncle Vaughn is a police officer who is extremely strict and is constantly watching， following， and threatening her。 After Based on the synopsis， I expected Dark Roads would be a hope run for me。 While this book is described as a “breathtaking thriller” and the prologue about the Cold Creek Highway killer was gripping， the pacing， dialogue， and characters missed the mark。 In the first part of the book， Hailey has moved in with her aunt， uncle and cousin after her father’s tragic death。 Hailey’s uncle Vaughn is a police officer who is extremely strict and is constantly watching， following， and threatening her。 After Hailey discovers a dark and disturbing secret about Vaughn， she decides to run away to live in the mountains。 This is when I started to lose interest in the book， it became too unbelievable to keep my attention。 A seventeen year old girl running away into the wilderness with only her dog just didn’t seem plausible to me。 The second part of the book follows Beth as she arrives in Cold Creek to find out more about her sister Amber’s murder。 This isn’t a bad book， the storyline was intriguing but the execution and characters weren’t enough to hold my attention。 Based on the reviews， it looks like mine is an unpopular opinion so check this one out if you enjoy slow burn survival stories。 Thank you to Netgalley and St。 Martin’s Press for the advanced copy in exchange for an honest review。 。。。more
Faith Hurst-Bilinski
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Hailey and Beth-both troubled for different reasons。 Hailey uses the lonesome mountains to get lost and escape。 She hopes her disappearance won't be looked at too closely。 That people will make assumptions。 Some even assume she has been a victim of the killer who takes girls from the lonely Cold Creek Highway。 Beth's sister was one of those victims。 She comes to Cold Creek to relive her sisters life。 To walk in her footsteps。 Does that ever go well？ No。 These girls， though their experiences are Hailey and Beth-both troubled for different reasons。 Hailey uses the lonesome mountains to get lost and escape。 She hopes her disappearance won't be looked at too closely。 That people will make assumptions。 Some even assume she has been a victim of the killer who takes girls from the lonely Cold Creek Highway。 Beth's sister was one of those victims。 She comes to Cold Creek to relive her sisters life。 To walk in her footsteps。 Does that ever go well？ No。 These girls， though their experiences are extreme， are so easy for any girl or woman to identify with。 The fear and knowing that everyone assumes you are not capable of taking care of yourself。 Hailey's uncle and his control。 The judgement women are subjected to for everything they do。 The need to escape it。 To disappear。 For a while I wasn't really sure where the story was going。 But the story transitions from one narrator to the other and started bringing it all together。 It moved a little slow， but I almost always listen to audiobooks at a slightly faster speed。 And when it does？ Oh， boy！Even if you cannot commiserate with Hailey or Beth， you should be able to find companionship in all of our shared disgust and hatred for Vaughn。 Give it the time it needs。 You will not be sorry， 。。。more
Cheryl
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3。5 rounded down。 The prologue got me hooked。 Part I gives Hailey's story。 Part II， Beth enters the storyline。 Some questionable decisions and romance put a damper on the story。 I did not see who the real serial killer was until the last quarter of the book， which added a 1/2 star to my overall rating。 I enjoy twists。 Overall， I liked this book。 Just something didn't sit right with me。 3。5 rounded down。 The prologue got me hooked。 Part I gives Hailey's story。 Part II， Beth enters the storyline。 Some questionable decisions and romance put a damper on the story。 I did not see who the real serial killer was until the last quarter of the book， which added a 1/2 star to my overall rating。 I enjoy twists。 Overall， I liked this book。 Just something didn't sit right with me。 。。。more
Lauren
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I loved， loved， loved this fast-paced， thrilling novel about a small town in British Columbia and its highway - the Cold Creek Highway - in which dozens of girls have gone missing and been found dead。 Stevens explores themes of violence against women， dirty cops， grief and loss， and so much more， all set against the backdrop of a small rural town with lots of trauma and issues of its own。 I don't even want to try to provide a teaser or summary， because trying to lay out all of the relationships I loved， loved， loved this fast-paced， thrilling novel about a small town in British Columbia and its highway - the Cold Creek Highway - in which dozens of girls have gone missing and been found dead。 Stevens explores themes of violence against women， dirty cops， grief and loss， and so much more， all set against the backdrop of a small rural town with lots of trauma and issues of its own。 I don't even want to try to provide a teaser or summary， because trying to lay out all of the relationships can get a little confusing。 But once you're immersed in the town of Cold Creek， with its hardworn cast of characters， you won't be able to put this down。 I read this nonstop until I was 75% of the way through and had to stop because it was 1 am - then I finished it quickly the next morning。 The action is really what drew me in and kept me hooked; Stevens has such a great way of setting up an intense situation and writing compelling scenes of wilderness survival， predator/prey， stalking， and a perpetrator with his victims。 Both of the main female protagonists， Hailey and Beth， are characters that you root for， despite them being so different from each other。 You hate the villains and love the heroes， just as you're supposed to。 Overall， this was a super fast-paced， entertaining， thrilling read - I highly recommend it。 Thank you to St。 Martin's Press for the ARC via Netgalley！ 。。。more
Darcy
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This one really drew me in from the start。 I liked Hailey and hated her new home situation。 You could tell there was something off， really didn't expect it to be what it was。 It didn't take long before it seemed like things spun out of control for Hailey and you weren't sure what happened to her。 Then enters Beth， who understandably wants answers， yet seems like she is going to follow into Hailey's footsteps were bad things happen to her。 And sure that happens， but not quite the way I thought it This one really drew me in from the start。 I liked Hailey and hated her new home situation。 You could tell there was something off， really didn't expect it to be what it was。 It didn't take long before it seemed like things spun out of control for Hailey and you weren't sure what happened to her。 Then enters Beth， who understandably wants answers， yet seems like she is going to follow into Hailey's footsteps were bad things happen to her。 And sure that happens， but not quite the way I thought it would。 In the end when everything is out in the open you still aren't quite sure who was killing all the girls， but at least a couple of bad guys were taken out。 。。。more
Tracy Greer- Hansen
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This gave me all the creepy vibes from the characters to the spookiness of the forest。 I really could smell the trees and hear the rives running。 In fact， there were times were I had to take a break， it felt so real。 Earlier in the year I read， Highway of Tears， which is a non-fiction book about the murdered women along Hwy 16 in British Columbia。 This book loosely ties into this， so I felt ahead of the game by reading this version。 I think Chevy did an amazing job on character development and i This gave me all the creepy vibes from the characters to the spookiness of the forest。 I really could smell the trees and hear the rives running。 In fact， there were times were I had to take a break， it felt so real。 Earlier in the year I read， Highway of Tears， which is a non-fiction book about the murdered women along Hwy 16 in British Columbia。 This book loosely ties into this， so I felt ahead of the game by reading this version。 I think Chevy did an amazing job on character development and it pulled me in to the story。 It took her five years to write this and you can tell by the extraordinary writing she developed。 A few unexpected turns and the heavy emotion made this a 5 star read。 Highly recommend。 。。。more
Wendy G
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