The White Road

Hmm...some creepy moments, but ultimately didn't live up to the premise for me. I will say, parts of it reminded me of The Descent, in that the scariest moments aren't supernatural but rather the claustrophobia of spelunking (though the horrors of climbing Everest are also terrifying). I don't know, I just felt a disconnect and I think I would have liked more of Juliet's story in the end. Overall, 3 fingers for eyes out of 5.

I really really loved this read! I think the narrators did an amazing job especially Sam, I highly recommend the audiobook.

The plot was dark and I think really captured the horrors that can come from hobbies like caving and mountain climbing, as well as feeling very accurate in terms of what living with trauma can be like. The descriptions really helped with the feeling of the cave and mountain without being overbearing.

All the characters were written well even when unlikable they felt very really, and I really felt for them. And the main character Simon really goes through it and changes quite a lot of the course of the story.

Was a very enjoyable read from beginning to end!

A Trip to the Mountains during a time when I cant easily leave home.

Engrossing. Deeply creepy and adrenaline producing as well. It let me take a trip deep into caves and high up towards Everest without leaving the comfort of my home.

Another great read from Sarah Lotz. I really enjoyed The Three and Day Four and for me this just as good. The only thing that lets the book down is the ending, Its almost like a chapter is missing.

3.5 stars. I have mixed feelings about this book. It was very well written and the premise was unique and compelling. I just had problems connecting to and caring about the main character. Fun read for adventure lovers.