Review: Review on the cabin.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 26, 2014
I always for some reason liked the concept of a woman and a man, indulging in crime together. I think it’s because of the bond that they show for each other.  For a woman to take part in her man’s life whether it is good or bad and she stands by his side no matter what, is appealing to me. That’s why I found this book to be an interesting read. Paul and Thelma, the two main characters of this book involve their selves in breaking the law together. Again not that I condone this but the bond is what intrigues me. Another thing that grabs my attention about this book is that it’s always the woman that ends up messing plans up or changing something that makes everything go in another whole directions. Of course Thelma wants to up the stakes from the small money and comment a bigger crime for bigger money. This book has a big twist in it. Let’s just say they did not know what was going to become of there get away to the cabin. Some things from another world give them the surprise that they were not expecting. This is an exciting book and it keeps you on the edge of your bed wondering what will become of the woman and man duel.