| Author: | H. Raven Rose | ISBN: | 1230000827362 |
| Publisher: | eXu Publishing | Publication: | December 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | H. Raven Rose |
| ISBN: | 1230000827362 |
| Publisher: | eXu Publishing |
| Publication: | December 11, 2015 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
A cross country Spring Break vacation goes horribly wrong when four female grad students park their RV in a freaky homespun wilderness campsite and are tormented by a trio of feral backwoods brothers.
WARNING: Not recommended for readers under the age of 18 due to graphic violence, sexual themes, and strong language.
Four female psychology graduate students go on an impromptu road trip in an RV borrowed without permission. While driving through the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the larger Appalachian Mountain range, they are forced to hide out and camp overnight, in a remote location, off of the beaten path. They wake to discover their vehicle is broken down and they are unable to leave. The heroine tries to persuade her friends of the danger, and attempts to convince them to hike out with her, but they ridicule her “paranoia” and refuse. The girls are trapped, with no way out, and things go from bad to worse as they are hunted down and killed, one-by-one, by the creepy proprietor of the isolated backwoods campground and his two feral brothers.
A cross country Spring Break vacation goes horribly wrong when four female grad students park their RV in a freaky homespun wilderness campsite and are tormented by a trio of feral backwoods brothers.
WARNING: Not recommended for readers under the age of 18 due to graphic violence, sexual themes, and strong language.
Four female psychology graduate students go on an impromptu road trip in an RV borrowed without permission. While driving through the Blue Ridge Mountains, in the larger Appalachian Mountain range, they are forced to hide out and camp overnight, in a remote location, off of the beaten path. They wake to discover their vehicle is broken down and they are unable to leave. The heroine tries to persuade her friends of the danger, and attempts to convince them to hike out with her, but they ridicule her “paranoia” and refuse. The girls are trapped, with no way out, and things go from bad to worse as they are hunted down and killed, one-by-one, by the creepy proprietor of the isolated backwoods campground and his two feral brothers.
