First line: "The forest had claws and teeth." 
 Final Girls is the book you'll want to take to the beach with you this summer. I don't know about some people, but I know that for me, a mystery thriller and a beach are the perfect combination. Maybe it's because the sunny, warm weather helps balance out the usually bleak and bloody story that's contained in the pages, or maybe it's because I can usually speed through them quickly. Either way, this book fits the bill. 
 It's definitely not the most original book by any means, but the main character, Quincy, is smart, relatable (besides the whole massacre incident), and enjoyable to follow along. She isn't without her flaws, like when a new character shows up and she starts making bad decisions that she constantly says she uncomfortable with but still does all of them. That kind of personality switch drives me absolutely bonkers, but other than that, I really liked Quincy as a protagonist. 
 Riley Sager's writing is also delightful to read. She gives Quincy a strong personality, and the story a quick pace that makes it difficult to put down. I look forward to what the author writes next!