Trapped in the Rocky Mountains

“Trapped in the Rocky Mountains” deserves 4 stars. It is a fascinating story of survival in harsh conditions that keeps you in suspense from beginning to end. The descriptions of nature and atmosphere are conveyed very realistically, making the reader feel like they are in the center of the action. The characters are well written and their struggle for survival is really touching. However, in places the narrative drags a bit, which slightly reduces the momentum. Overall, this is a great book for

The story begins when a group of former college friends is lured to a remote, abandoned ski lodge for what is promised to be a nostalgic reunion. However, their trip takes a dark turn when it becomes clear that someone—or something—is targeting them. Stranded in the snow with no apparent way out, the friends must rely on each other as they navigate a web of deception and danger.

The story begins with an invitation to a reunion at a remote, vacant ski lodge, a location that holds a mix of nostalgia and unease for the group. As the friends gather, tensions run high due to unresolved conflicts and hidden resentments. The atmosphere is further thickened by the lodge’s eerie silence and isolation.