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The Drift (review)

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the Drift written by C.J Tudor is under the category of Horror, Mystery, Thriller, Dystopia, Suspense and Survival. The Drift has three different stories and points of views all linking and connecting to one struggle, survival. Hannah a student whom attended an exclusive boarding school named Invadica along with other students on there way to a research lab. The bus filled with students including Hannah had been hit and they must find a way to survive in the storm. A cable car filled with strangers including an ex cop Meg had been stranded thousands of feet up in the air but find a way to safety. Carter and his coworkers live in a cabin to transport vaccines to their supplier. They are faced with numerous problems and must find a way to survive together. The Drift is a compelling storyline that links strangers together to survive, they’re are many secrets and plot twists amongst the characters. Overall I would give The Drift written by C.J Tudor a total of 5 stars

Rating: 5 out of 5.

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