While the blurb gave away some of the general plot of the book, I was still astounded by it. Enter Blackbriar: the secluded estate of renowned writer Roza Vallo, home to a mysterious massacre and unexpected secrets. As Alex battles her writer's block and the sudden reunion with her ex-best friend, we explore Blackbriar and the strange competition that's unfolding. I was expecting something similar to And Then There Were None, but was happily surprised. I also really enjoyed how she handled Alex questioning her sexuality and the snippets of The Great Commission strewn between chapters. With sinister visions of demons and constant paranoia throughout, this book is a wild ride that I'd be happy to take again. 

*Thank you to Atria and NetGalley for an ARC in exchange for my honest review*