I actually liked this book a lot. At first I was very focused on the synopsis and I took note of the fact that it was going to be Britt and her ex hiking together, getting stuck in the blizzard, and then finding a cabin for shelter and both of them taken hostage by two fugitives, and both of them overcoming this and falling in love again. Well, I was in for a surprise when I started reading the first few chapters! 
 To say the synopsis was misleading would be an exaggeration- the story did follow the basics of it, it just changed here and there. Britt and her best friend Korbie (what kind of name is Korbie?) decide to go on a hiking trip and on their way there they get stuck in a blizzard, and yes they do find a cabin with two hot strangers and they are taken hostage. Britt is the only one capable of guiding the guys off the mountain, thanks to the map she had stolen from her ex earlier that day, and she agrees to guide them. The whole story is basically her and the two guys on their journey and the obstacles they face. Calvin is nowhere to be seen since he's at the cabin that they were planning on staying at. Things happen, and boom, we figure out who the real bad guys are. 
 Apart from the great story that kept me on the edge of my seat trying to see what was going to happen next, it really bothered the countless of times Britt talked about Calvin. I mean sure he was her first love and first boyfriend but after the way she described him and every time they hung out together, it was clear as day that Calvin was not right: he didn't treat Britt right at all. It almost seemed at times like she had been in an abusive relationship, albeit an emotional abusive one but it was still wrong. It didn't help that every time she so much as thought of him I got the vibe that Britt was obsessed with him and wouldn't let him go, sort of like a clingy ex girlfriend who still wasn't over him. I was relieved when I got to the point that she started to develop feelings for Jude. 
 Other than that, it was a good story that had me guessing at who the real killer was and when I figured it out, it made the other characters seem even more important to me. The ending was not your typical HEA, and at first I didn't like that because Britt deserved one, and after actually finishing the book, with the time skip of 1 year, I was actually sort of accepting of the ending with Britt and Jude.