I’ve read a few Riley Sahara and I’d say it’s quite a similar read/listen. At first I thought it was a YA and still may be of interest to this demographic, but also for older audiences. The narrator was a good match for the story and the plot was thriller-esque in nature. A good twisty quick listen. Have recommended to the horror girlies in my book club

If you love 80s slasher movies, this is for you. It takes all those known and loved clichés and throws them into 1 book.

The story is from Tulley Drivers' perspective, which makes a nice change from the who dunnit?

Finished the book feeling sorry for the killer - not sure what that's about?!

The audibook version from Netgalley is in 15 parts, which made the chapters really long, but the released version could be in more manageable chunks.

So this book was not what I was expecting when I first started it and I'm not mad at that! I really enjoyed it, probably more than I was expecting. A great twist on the classic slasher genre. If you're a fan of Scream, then you're definitely going to love this. Now I know what it sounds like when someone says that but I don't think you'll really get what I mean until you read/listen to it. Unlike Scream however, this book kind of hit me in the feels a little bit. Not used to horrors doing that.