What was supposed to be the highlight of their senior trip—a sightseeing flight over a newly formed volcanic island—becomes a nightmare when their plane crashes into the ocean.
A handful of girls make it to an uninhabited island, certain rescue is just hours away. But help never comes.
As days turn into a fight for survival, they discover that the greatest threat isn't the unforgiving landscape—it's each other...
High school angst mixed in with a senior trip gone very wrong. Lord of the flies female version and on the fast track. Who do you trust when even your best friend turns on you. Harrowing and those that left were changed forever!
I really liked this book. It was an easy and fast read. The pacing was great and it was written in a way that was easy to imagine the scenery. Definitely reading book 2.
Captivating from the start and the adventure continues to hold interest throughout. Past and present processing comes together in a quest for survival. Potential rescue and circumstances yield secrets and conquests that surprisingly lead to wanting more and a continuation to part two.
The ten days to survive was excellent reading. Solving one challenge to the next challenge. Survival is the only thing that matters. I liked this book.