The Cabin, by Bridget Nash
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The Cabin, by Bridget Nash
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College girl Tabitha Stam has her life all planned out. She’s almost finished with her degree in English and she’s planning her wedding to the man of her dreams. She’s known for years how her life was going to pan out and everything is going according to that plan. But then Tabitha wakes up with a bruised face and a bump on the head. She’s in a cabin in the mountains and she has no idea how she got there. And, she’s not alone. With winter quickly approaching Tabitha has to decide if she trusts the man in the cabin and, if she does, together they must plan their escape and their survival.
The Cabin, by Bridget Nash - Amazon Sales Rank: #254513 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-24
- Released on: 2015-10-24
- Format: Kindle eBook
The Cabin, by Bridget Nash About the Author Bridget Nash lives in northwest Oklahoma where she was a newspaper journalist who received several Associated Press/Oklahoma Press Association awards for both writing and photography. She has a small portrait photography business and now stays home with her daughter, contributing to the news world on a freelance basis. Players is Bridget’s first completed novel since she was in eighth grade, but she swears if she ever finds that eighth-grade manuscript, she’ll burn it. Ever since she could hold a pencil, she has enjoyed writing as a recreational activity. As a child and a teen she could often be found outdoors with a notebook and pen, listening to the birds and the wind while making up her own worlds on paper. When she isn’t writing or taking photographs, Bridget enjoys reading and watching sitcoms simultaneously. Her favorite sitcoms are Frasier, Friends and I Love Lucy. Her favorite books are Frankenstein, Jane Eyre and A Ring of Endless Light. She hates putting away laundry and doesn’t know much about cooking, but she likes to make her own kombucha and experiment with growing edible things like tomatoes, strawberries and pumpkins. She much prefers cold weather over warm and loves rain and snow, even though she prefers going barefoot over wearing shoes. Bridget lives in a very small Oklahoma town with a population of about 400, along with her husband; a daughter; two dogs, Trevor and Penny; a border collie who doesn’t think dog rules apply to him, Taban; a cat named Taylor Swift; and a fancy rat named Sheldon. There are also black widows by the water meter but she doesn’t name them and prefers not to think about them.
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful. A beautiful nightmare! Leaves you with the warm fuzzies! By Cheree~For Love of Books4 Just WOW!!! I so did not see this story coming! It's hard to write a review about a book like this, because you don't want to give anything away. So wonderfully written with all the little pieces that slowly fit together to lead you to a beautiful ending to a horrific nightmare. I went into this book thinking I was reading a romance with a twist....it is so much more than that! A horrifying and beautiful tale of survival in the most dire and difficult situation, but shows that humans can survive anything when they work together and never give up. I laughed, I cried, I was frightened and had so many emotions and feels through the entire book! Gobbled it up in just one day! Definitely will be recommending this book to everyone!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful. This was an amazing read. I'm not a reader and don't usually ... By AMBER D. NAUGLE This was an amazing read. I'm not a reader and don't usually like to read, but I couldn't stop reading this book.Okay, so this is a very obvious statement, but I have to say it anyway…Bridget Nash is an AMAZING writer. Before I knew it, I’d spent the entire evening engrossed in the book and ignoring my real-life responsibilities. Getting lost in a book is an awesome feeling, but getting lost in a truly great book? There’s nothing better. Cabin will totally suck you in, too. I'm looking forward to reading more books by this author
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Kudos to the author to a well-written, interesting story. By Carol Nelson This was a very satisfying, well-written book with an original plot. It was a couldn't-put-it-down kind of book which moved quickly, stayed organized, and was thoroughly enjoyable. It was not predictable, and never devolved into silly superficial angst, but had realistic characters with natural responses to unusual or extraordinary circumstances.
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