For a lot of people this is going to be a cathartic and vindictive read, for me this was a pretty interesting drop in the bucket of stories like this.

I think the marketing of likening this book to both "Ready or Not" and "Glass Onion" is a disservice to the novel. It makes the compelling and interestingly planned out setting feel retooled and lesser.

Wish I liked the protagonist more. Normally I enjoy a good morally gray character but something about the way Dez is written makes me a lot less sympathetic to her then I probably should be. Despite that I did enjoy her character arc.

We hardly know the sins of the characters before they atone so it makes each bloody moment feel more like hollow preaching played overtop a Saw trap scene.

The best way to describe who's going to enjoy this book more would be fans of the YouTube show Kill Count on the Dead Meat channel. Lot's of kills with specific clairity as to how/why they died.

Sharp, sinister and wantonly violent. This is a recommended purchase for collections where horror, thrillers, and Dawson's previous titles are popular.