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Title	:	Ruthless
Author	:	Carolyn Lee Adams
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 250 pages
Published	:	July 14th 2015 by Simon Pulse
Categories	:	Young Adult. Thriller. Mystery. Horror. Contemporary. Suspense. Fiction

Ruthless

Carolyn Lee Adams

Hardcover | Pages: 250 pages

Rating: 3.74 | 2488 Users | 461 Reviews

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Ruth Carver has always competed like her life depends on it. Ambitious. Tough. Maybe even mean. It’s no wonder people call her ruthless.

When she wakes up with a concussion in the bed of a moving pickup truck, Ruth realizes she has been entered into a contest she can’t afford to lose.

At a remote, rotting cabin deep in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ruth’s blindfold comes off and she finds herself face-to-face with her captor: A man who believes his mission is to punish bad girls like Ruth. A man who has done this six times before.

The other girls were never heard from again, but Ruth won’t go down easy. She escapes into the wilderness, but her hunter is close at her heels. That’s when the real battle begins. That’s when Ruth must decides just how far she’ll go in order to survive.

Back home, they called her Ruthless. They had no idea just how right they were.

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Original Title:	Ruthless
ISBN:	1481422626 (ISBN13: 9781481422628)
Edition Language:	English
Literary Awards:	Keystone to Reading Book Award Nominee for High School (2017), Missouri Gateway Readers Award Nominee (2017)

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Ratings: 3.74 From 2488 Users | 461 Reviews

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See more of my reviews on The YA Kitten! My copy was an ARC I got from the publisher via Edelweiss.Diversity Rating: 0 - What Diversity? Racial-Ethnic: 0 QUILTBAG: 0 Disability: 0 Intersectionality: 0In case you dont know me very well, Im always angry at the patriarchy for various reasons. Whether its men trying to explain things to me that I already know, them trying to tell me what I can and cant do with my body, or when I stub my toe on something in my room, theres always a reason for me to

**TRIGGER WARNINGS for kidnapping, animal cruelty/abuse and the topic of sexual assault on teen girls (minor discussion not actual descriptive scenes). **This was my first Carolyn Lee Adams book and it wasn't bad. It wasn't the best thriller I've read so far but it did keep me engaged and it was suspenseful. There is no mystery to solve and no "whodunnit" aspect. It was a simple plot line made to entertain. This book surrounds our main character, Ruth Carver. Right from the get go she is

Imagine waking up in the bed of an old, filthy truck, concussed, bound and blindfolded, disoriented and scared, only to realize that a near stranger took you from your family and friends, for reasons unknown, and that hes taking you deep into the woods where no one will think to look for you. That is exactly what Ruthless puts us through on its very first pages, not caring how hard our hearts will beat or how scared well be. There can be no winner in the seemingly endless mind game that

I really liked this book. I say that because it's pretty similar to the book, The Cellar. Which was also a really good book. This book was almost predictable. At parts of the book, I could just about guess what she was going to do and why she was going to do it. I think that's why I liked this book so much. I liked being able to predict what she was going to do and then having the book tell me whether or not if I was right. I also did like how there wasn't one moment in the book where I thought

Ruthless is the most stressful, disturbing, never-wracking and visceral experience I've had with any book in a while. I desperately wanted to keep reading, but at the same time, I stayed away from it for hours at a time because of the powerful impact it had on me. Deeply engrossing, brutal and terrifyingly realistic, Ruthless is a fantastically written story of survival and, simultaneously, a short, fascinating study of both the good and the bad parts of human nature. When I picked this up, I

I'm not going to be raped. I'm not going to be murdered. I'm going to bring him to justice so this never happens to anyone else. I'm not going to think like a victim. I'm going to think like a winner. Because that's what I am. I'm Ruthless, by God, and I need to act like it.---We'll call this one closer to 3.5 stars, but I didn't feel right rounding up.Right from the get-go, I'll be honest, I don't like Ruth's character very much. I found her to be arrogant, rude, and I got tired of the