On a beautiful summer day, five friends embark on what was suppose to be an adventurous 10 mile hike to a bridge built in the middle of a mountain. A relaxing day turns into a fight for survival as the friends try to escape the terror hunting them in the mountain.
Right away when I began this book, I started getting some 'Wrong Turn' feels. Which gave me a sense of unoriginality. This story is pretty much a cross between the films 'The Hills Have Eyes', 'Wrong Turn', and 'Deliverance'. But as I continued, I felt my pulse began to race and Dinisi surprisingly managed to pull off this gorefest. I enjoyed how the story is told in flashbacks by one of its main characters to the police. Dinisi did a fantastic job at creating her characters, all of which were fairly detailed. They were engaging and made the story fun. I took off one star due to poor grammar and lack of sentence structure.
Kathy Dinisi' 'Road' is a quick, short, fun read. Have we watched or read this premise before, sure. But Dinisi creates a reimagined version of those tales that any horror lover would enjoy.