I liked how much suspense there was as I read. I was very invested in the story to try and figure out what was going on and what was going to happen next. At first it seemed so linear, lost in a forest, ghost stories, some Cherokee spirits, and the fact that they were stranded made it seem like it was going to be some form of paranormal story but it turned into something really messed up and sinister. 
 The labels on their arms really made everyone wary of each other. Deceptive, Dangerous, Damaged, Darling. Did that mean that the Lucas was the one who was killing people because he was dangerous? Or was Jude the one responsible because he was deceptive and could get away with it? Was Emily damaged and so she had nothing to lose or gain by doing this, and Darling-why was Sera labeled Darling? These were the questions that kept me reading. And as I read, I found that they were more than the labels. They all were so different from each other, but the more shit they went through together, the closer they got, and they became a tight knit group. They all cared about each other and tried everything to find a way out of the woods, and not to mention trying to figure who the killer/psychopath was that was toying with them. 
 In the end, I liked how the author made it seem like the culprit could have been either Mr. Walker, or Madison, or maybe even some serial killer, but I think the reveal was actually a good twist-it certainly surprised me, especially considering the details of every thing/crime the culprit has committed. The story was well told and I definitely liked how it kept me pulled in even to the last page, even if there were a few questions left open.