Truly captivating!

I really liked how we accompany Sloan in this book. She and her girlfriend Cherry are the only survivors of a summer camp massacre (that's if you don't count the one left murderer). Sloan is so traumatized that her memories are missing and Cherry is just functioning in some desperate autopilot, holding on to the little things she can control in her life. Like picking Sloan up whenever, staying together means feeling save for them.
But the more Sloan tries to remember, the more she thinks about things Cherry said, phrases she uses that are similar to the beliefs of the murderer group that attacked them at summer camp. Sloan can't shake the feeling that there is more to it.
Watching Sloan gather the puzzle pieces gave me goosebumps. Who are these masked murderers? Who gave her that scar that night? Did she her the things she thinks she heard? Or did Cherry lie to her and tell a version of the night that fits her purpose? You always have to consider that maybe Sloan is wrong but otherwise maybe Cherry is gaslighting Sloan. Did they survive a massacre or are they still in danger?

I didn't give full stars because I would have liked to get more information. Maybe the news articles as not summarized. I felt very much like Sloan, like I'm missing some parts.

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