showing up and being sketchy yet Quincy weirdly trusting her and allowing her to stay and some baking thrown in. We also meet Coop who is the officer who saved Quincy after the massacre she experienced and her boyfriend Jeff--Jeff and Quincy's relationship is pretty much summed up as him asking if she is ok and her saying I'm fine.

It's even more surprising (and maybe even illogical) that Quincy would let in Samantha so easily when we find out that Joe, who she thinks was the killer, was let in by Janelle and no one else liked or trusted him, so why would she now be trusting?

The part about Coop that was surprising to me was that he apparently was youngish and hot? And supposedly had sexual tension with Quincy. What?? I had been imagining this older guy and more like a father figure to Quincy, so then finding out he's into her and perhaps she is too, gave me such the ick. I got so hung up on that, and then finding out Coop's whole demeaning thoughts on women in general, I went from liking him to being glad he was killed off. I feel his reasons for killing everyone at the cabin were pretty weak.

And Quincy just being the hero in the end?? She has blackout moments of rage and almost killed a man. She should be in prison, but the girl needs therapy at the minimum, not offering help to a young women who went through trauma.

The last 1/4 of so did have me hooked and moved fast, so I feel that counts for something, even if I'm not sure how I feel about the ultimate reveal and ending.33:T400,Final Girls is about girls who survived a killing spree. Quincy, the last one a live after He killed all if her friends, gas joined this group along with Samantha, who survived the Sack Man, and Lisa, whoost nine of her sorority sisters in one night. Quincy is trying to lead a normal life when Samantha, Sam, appears and shakes things up.

This is my second book by author Riley Sager and I Ioved it from start to finish. Quincy was a relatable character at the beginning

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