About the book

Laura and Bridger are driving a remote mountain road at night when a tailing driver begins a relentless game of intimidation. After the strangers force their vehicle off the pavement, the two women must flee into the dark, timbered wilderness of the Idaho backcountry. They face a calculated hunt by two men who use headlights and silence to track them through the brush. The narrative tracks every tactical decision, from hiding in creek beds to managing a dying cell phone battery, as the protagonists struggle to outmaneuver their pursuers before dawn.

This story appeals to readers who prioritize high-tension pacing and realistic survival scenarios over complex subplots. It serves those interested in the mechanics of a pursuit and the psychological shift from being a target to fighting back. Readers gain a granular view of how isolation amplifies danger in rural settings. The book provides an intense look at the physical toll of a night-long chase, leaving the audience with a visceral understanding of domestic terror and the adrenaline-driven logic required to stay alive under pressure.

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