Trapped
by Amanda Lance
Publisher: The Wild Rose Press
Genre: New Adult/Suspense
Publication Date: October 28, 2016
On the way to investigate a fugitive sighting, 21-year-old news intern Aubrey Kent is injured when an unexpected storm destroys the newscopter—along with the rest of the crew.
Now, stranded in the Canadian wilderness and on the brink of death, Aubrey is rescued by a handsome stranger whose cold disposition is as frightening as the remote cabin in which he lives. With no way to reach civilization before spring, Aubrey becomes Jack Gordon’s unwanted roommate. Her hope for rescue is much more desperate when she sees his hostile attitude and violent behavior.
Aubrey and Jack wait out the winter, they grow closer—their delicate friendship blooming into feelings neither of them could have anticipated. But the weather and the wolves aren’t the only dangers in the mountains. As Aubrey uncovers the reason for Jack’s self-imposed isolation, she realizes she’s closer to the story than she imagined—a story that might cost her life.
About Amanda Lance
A native of New Jersey and lifelong nerd, Amanda Lance completed her Master in Liberal Arts at Thomas Edison State College after her BA in English Literature and AFA in creative writing.She currently resides in Easton Pennsylvania with her boyfriend and their spoiled dogs. She is a cliché booknerd who is terrible at math, clinically obsessive, and prone to addictive behavior. She may or may not be a recluse.
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MY REVIEW
This book started out good, I
kinda felt it lulled a bit after, but it picked up pace again. I gave it 4
stars because in that lull I didn’t think I’d finish because it felt like a
long time but it wasn’t long, realistically, for it to pick back up and I’m
glad I finished it… it was a good book, a different book, not your typical
romance. So if you feel like it starts to drag, give it a chance... it’ll turn
around. That was my only complaint on this whole book.
Amanda Lance is a new-to-me
author and I found her writing suspenseful and enjoyable. She was funny and
caring and really took on some serious topics like PTSD and survivor’s guilt.
Those aren’t some topics we get into a lot with books especially the survivor’s
guilt. It gave it a bit more to the book to make it realistic. This could have
been someone’s real story… Lance did good making it believable.
I don’t want to give anything
away so I’m going to wrap this up. This book had a lot of aspects that I think
people will like plus an ending you won’t see coming and if you do… well, you
are way better than I!
I
received an ARC in exchange for an honest review.
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