I really enjoyed the majority of this book. I felt like the ending was rushed and a bit chaotic. Overall though I would recommend if you love a fast paced thriller.

I received this ARC from Netgalley and the publisher in exchange for my honest review

I'm a little torn on this one. I enjoyed 75% of this and was anxious to see how it would all get resolved. Then I feel like the last 25% was just too much going on and a little rushed. It just felt like a lot of stuff got thrown together there at the end.

A bartender volunteers for an organization that assists women on Texas seeking abortions, providing support, an escort through the protesters, and in special cases, a ride over state lines to avoid the mandatory waiting period. Her most recent client is different from the rest, and the two women end up fighting for their lives..

Two different women. One, Cait, a bartender, on a crusade as a volunteer for The Sisters of Service. The other, Rebecca, - wife of a Texas congressman. The reader is not yet sure why Rebecca is fleeing her husband...

Across the state of Texas to Albuquerque, New Mexico, Cait drives them in her Jeep. They trust no one on their way. Particularly men - yet at times they need to rely upon them.

A heart-felt story about saving women from different types of abuse and neglect. Two dynamic personalities against the barren desert and those who may be following them...

Superb writing - the characters come to life in this suspense-driven thriller.

Not a read to miss!!!

Many Thanks to HarperCollins Publishers and NetGalley for a roller coaster of a ride.

Two women, driving through the dark night of Texas, looking for ….freedom? Cait is working for an organization that helps women in need, no questions asked. She’s picking up Rebecca, wife of a powerful congressman who must get away before it’s too late. But both women are being pursued by men who will do anything to remind them that a woman is the property of a man. This book wasn’t anything like I expected and it blew me away, part thriller, part Hand Maid’s Tale, this is a book that had me cheering for both heroines.