Sager is the king of making one character so blatantly suspicious and then pulling a "gotcha" with an "unexpected" character who is actually the bad guy. I use quotations because when you write a book with only 3-4 characters, it's pretty easy to guess which one will be the most "shocking."

2 stars because it at least was more well written than Survive the Night. BUT it was still so slow and I found myself not even caring about the main character and her struggles.

Also, can we stop with the "not like other girls" trope?! I'm really tired of the internalized misogyny that it stems from.