"Nine students. Three blood sports. One deadly weekend."
When Greer receives an invitation with the words “huntin, shootin and fishin” from the very popular Henry Cookson, it looks like her luck has changed.
This book was a journey of constant guessing, with twist and turns from all sides of the tale. The book follows many stereotypical character types within the book and the common juxtaposition between rich and privilege and ordinary yet obstinate. Even Greer herself fulfilled the expected personality.
Yet despite this the book itself was a interesting read keeping me on edge till the very last pages. The atmosphere and setting of the school again echoed those common tropes of mystery. It would be nice to see some different plotlines and character types as some times it can get repetitive.
The book was crafted thoughtful and overall was good read keeping captivated throughout the book
When Greer receives an invitation with the words “huntin, shootin and fishin” from the very popular Henry Cookson, it looks like her luck has changed.
This book was a journey of constant guessing, with twist and turns from all sides of the tale. The book follows many stereotypical character types within the book and the common juxtaposition between rich and privilege and ordinary yet obstinate. Even Greer herself fulfilled the expected personality.
Yet despite this the book itself was a interesting read keeping me on edge till the very last pages. The atmosphere and setting of the school again echoed those common tropes of mystery. It would be nice to see some different plotlines and character types as some times it can get repetitive.
The book was crafted thoughtful and overall was good read keeping captivated throughout the book