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A review by snugglesandpages
The Hike by Lucy Clarke
4.0
The Hike is a tense and atmospheric destination thriller that will keep you flicking through the pages with hightened anticipation.
📖 Liz, Helena, Maggie and Joni have been best friends since middle school. Now in their 30s and each with their own secrets, they emarke on their annual girls trip. Only this time, Liz insists on foregoing their usual sandy beaches to lead them on a Hike up the Norweigan mountains. A route with no phone reception and where a year ago, a young women mysteriously went missing. Emotions run high and friendships are tested when they are thrown off track and stumble upon something they shouldn't have, leading them up the mountain with a killer on their trail.
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💭 Thoughts:
I loved the multiple POVs from each of the women. They were well thought out and provided the right amount of background and character development to invest in each of their internal struggles.
The Hike had me completely captivated with its short chapters and a creepy isolated setting. I've never been hiking before and now I probably never will. 🫣 The tension really builds towards the last third of the book, when a vicious storm rolls in, directing the story down more of an action/survival path. While one of the main reveals wasn't all that shocking to me, there were plenty of other twists that raised my eyebrows, and an ending that I did not predict. 😱
Thank you to @harpercollinsau for an ARC copy of The Hike, which is available now!
📖 Liz, Helena, Maggie and Joni have been best friends since middle school. Now in their 30s and each with their own secrets, they emarke on their annual girls trip. Only this time, Liz insists on foregoing their usual sandy beaches to lead them on a Hike up the Norweigan mountains. A route with no phone reception and where a year ago, a young women mysteriously went missing. Emotions run high and friendships are tested when they are thrown off track and stumble upon something they shouldn't have, leading them up the mountain with a killer on their trail.
🏔️ 🥾
💭 Thoughts:
I loved the multiple POVs from each of the women. They were well thought out and provided the right amount of background and character development to invest in each of their internal struggles.
The Hike had me completely captivated with its short chapters and a creepy isolated setting. I've never been hiking before and now I probably never will. 🫣 The tension really builds towards the last third of the book, when a vicious storm rolls in, directing the story down more of an action/survival path. While one of the main reveals wasn't all that shocking to me, there were plenty of other twists that raised my eyebrows, and an ending that I did not predict. 😱
Thank you to @harpercollinsau for an ARC copy of The Hike, which is available now!