When Greer MacDonald arrives at St Aidan the Great school, or STAGS, she isn't exactly popular. But when she receives an invitation for a weekend of blood sports with the elite "Medievals" (a collection of the most popular people in the school) she jumps at the chance to finally become popular. But when things turn deadly for her and classmates Nel and Shafeen, she begins to regret her haste.
Overall, I found this book great! It has twists and turns all the way to the end, although a few are better than others. My only criticism would be that Greer, the main character, makes a lot of references to random films throughout the book, most I hadn't really heard of, also she keeps going on about how she is a feminist, then saying she is a rubbish one for obsessing over a boy, which is fairly natural. Apart from that though, a great read!!!
Overall, I found this book great! It has twists and turns all the way to the end, although a few are better than others. My only criticism would be that Greer, the main character, makes a lot of references to random films throughout the book, most I hadn't really heard of, also she keeps going on about how she is a feminist, then saying she is a rubbish one for obsessing over a boy, which is fairly natural. Apart from that though, a great read!!!