The Hike: The Sunday Times bestseller and brand new crime thriller novel for 2023 from the author of One of the Girls

Reviews

Angie67

You can feel yourself being led in one direction, confident in your 'detecting skills' only to have the proverbial rug pulled from beneath you, setting you foolishly off in another direction. This was expertly done and I honestly enjoyed each of the characters pov's equally.

Pupak

But what could possibly go wrong? A hike in the Norwegian mountains sounds like a dream come true for Liz, the group’s organizer, but not everyone is as keen as she is to tackle such a high mountain in an isolated location! Once things really got going I couldn’t put the book down I needed to know what the outcome was going to be. The story is told across multiple POV and contains a clever twist that leaves you reeling.

Emma Washer

Who can be trusted up there, and will they all make it down alive? Liz feels stuck in her life and has arranged a girls getaway to Norway for her and her three childhood best friends; Joni, Maggie, and Helena.

Chaptersofvicki

The latter part of the book the pace is unrelenting and becomes a life or death situation for our heroines. Lucy Clarke is a great author. I enjoyed the rugged setting of the forest and mountains (I do love a book set in the wilderness) and the struggles they have to overcome. I loved the different POV’s from each of the four women and Leif.

Natalie H

The Hike" takes you on a thrilling journey, both through the wilds of Norway and the depths of human nature. While I thoroughly enjoyed the suspense and breathtaking scenery, I wished for a bit more closure in the end.

Lyndsay Bradford

This book is no different. But the question that kept nagging at my brain, as I quickly turned the pages, was: .