Review: The Hiking Trip - Jenny Blackhurst

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Review: The Hiking Trip - Jenny Blackhurst - January 2023

This particular book caught my attention with the tagline first as it is the same tagline for the TV series "Pretty Little Liars". It also had a great premise for the book. The book starts with Laura hearing on the radio that bones have been found in the National Park and has been rumoured that they belong to a traveller that went missing twenty-five years ago aka Seraphina. This news takes Laura back twenty-five years when she went travelling herself on the hiking trail. The book then goes back twenty-five years and introduces us to Maisie - a young fresh-faced girl who decided on a whim to hike a trail and along the way met some interesting people including Sera and Rick as well as Mitchell who is now due to her testimony spending his life in prison for a murder he didn't commit. When Laura learns that Mitch has also been released from prison, she starts to worry especially when someone is coming after her family and children and threatening to break down the perfect life, she has created for herself as she even changed her name to get away from everything. I have to admit some of the characters I had an idea who they were from the beginning, but the other parts were a surprise with the twists and turns. I have to admit, I only half saw the ending coming and it surprised me. After reading this, I am now interested in reading and discovering Jenny's other books.  If you love past/present mysteries, secrets, and new identities then you will enjoy The Hiking Trip by Jenny Blackhurst today.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/3G9TfXt






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