Review: The Cabin - Erin Lee and Chelsi Davis

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The Cabin (Ranch Series Book 3)

Review: The Cabin - Book #3 The Ranch Series - Erin Lee and Chelsi Davis - March 2018
Have you ever read a series that makes you think, what a crazy ride? For me, that was The Ranch series by Erin Lee and Chelsi Davis. At the end of Book #2, we saw Suzie's mother calling the cops and blaming everything on Heather. Heather was arrested and sent to the psych ward in hospital and Suzie left to look after baby Elliott. At the beginning of The Cabin, Suzie tracks down Heather at the hospital and the pair escape along with Suzie's truckload of kids. Like the previous books, we see a few people killed along the way as they are standing in the way of Suzie and Heather's freedom plan. I have to admit, this pair is crazy and should be renamed The Cray twins. There's a moment in the book where I think things are finally going to come crashing down for the pair but that final page with Grant, Heather, and Suzie. I loved it as the book series shows us that no matter what happens in life, through the good, the bad and the ugly - our true friends will stay loyal right to the very end. If you love mysteries, horror, and murder - then The Cabin is the read for you.










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