All her life Ruth has cared most about one thing. Winning. She’s tough and even sometimes mean to others, even being given the nickname “Ruthless” by the other people at her parent’s barn. When Ruth wakes up in the back of a pickup truck, covered in dirt and feeling broken, she proves just how ruthless she is. She’s taken to a cabin in the middle of nowhere before she figures out anything about her captor. Bound with rope and zip ties, Ruth discovers the horror of her situation. There were six girls before her, all younger than she was, and they all were never heard from again. Ruth escapes, but her captor is hot on her trail. He has the advantage, but Ruth isn’t about losing. While trying to keep herself in one piece, and remain sane, she needs to figure out just how far she’ll go to win. She knows she needs to survive, but how far will she go?
Ruthless is a book that never stops moving. On every page there is a whole new challenge for Ruth to face. It’s jammed packed with action while still making your heart hurt for this girl. It’s hard to put down once you start reading, and if you have to, you’ll be looking forward to the next time you pick it up. Ruthless really keeps you wondering how far Ruth will go to survive.
CJ
