You're going to want to stay up until you finish the book, and then once you're done, you'll probably have a little excess adrenaline that will keep you awake longer. The second group consists of convicted murderers and volunteers who elect to serve their sentences in a virtual-reality prison. So I couldn’t understand this amazing thriller got hidden at some shelves so long because it’s really perfectly written with horrifying, disturbing characters .

With road closures, no cellphone reception, and dwindling battery life there is literally no exit until dawn.After learning that Darby is the only person who knows where the keys are, Ash kills Ed and Sandi and uses a nail gun to staple Darby to a wall. Without giving away the plot, Darby Thorne is on her way to Utah to see her dying mother, gets caught in a fierce blizzard in the mountains of Colorado.

For David Goggins, childhood was a nightmare--poverty, prejudice, and physical abuse colored his days and haunted his nights. I can definitely see it on the big screen because it’s set up in a way that I think it would thrill anyone to read or watch but it wasn’t heavy handed or overwhelming.Darby trudges along multiple times in knee-deep snow during a blizzard wearing Converse sneakers, but only footprints are left behind. After Darby pulls the nail out of her hand and escapes the rest stop with Jay’s help, she has an interaction with Ash that results in him accidentally shooting Lars in the head with his nail gun, killing him. The nail gun and Uncle Kenny still factor into the film’s plot, but to nowhere near the horrifying degree that they do in the book. With her senses on full alert, Darby decides to gather her thoughts by getting some fresh air in the parking lot.