There isn't much story here. Little or no suspense, decent characterization, but no real concept or story. He is a good writer, however; I enjoyed two other stories by Mr. Hobbes---"To Read or Not to Read" and "The Hour of the Time" and recommend both of those, which are available free on Kindle. ( )

Two couples (two brothers, Mike and Brian, and their wives Taylor and Kelly) get stuck in a snowstorm while driving in the Rocky Mountains. Mike, the driver, is obviously lost but instead of turning back he keeps on going. They eventually run low on gas and are stuck out on a lonely road. What was supposed to be a relaxing trip turns into a harrowing nightmare...

This was a very short and scary read (around 15 pages). I found myself quickly turning the pages to see what was going to happen next. It was fast-paced and easy to read. I liked Mike's wife Taylor, she had some guts and tried to think/keep calm in the horrific conditions. Brian's wife Kelly was in hysterics through most of the story.

A creepy, tense, suspense-filled read. ( )

Vincent Hobbes knows how to tell a story. I received They via one of my ebook newsletters. I receive so many, but this one stood out to me. Mostly because I thought it was from a movie I saw back in the 90's but the cover and the one word seems to call on me.

​ The story is about a family, two brothers and their wives who are on a holiday. Sad part is, they're driving through an awful snowstorm. Visibility is bleak and they're out of gas. So the brothers, Mike and Brian decide to walk to a nearby gas station while the sisters-in-law stay tucked away in their orange Blazer. But the brothers run into trouble: them. The the story takes off. Now because it's a short story, it doesn't run for long,, but its good; a page turner. One to share with others if they like horror but can't take too much of it.

Check out Vincent Hobbes' They and he's got other books out there too. I found this one through Amazon, but his work is also available anywhere ebooks are sold, most of them are free! I'm off to the next book!

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**Book was free from Sweet Free Books, for an honest review. ( )