This book was like the Satanic Panic meets any 80's/90's slasher meets your personal cocktail of religious trauma and I loved it. It was fast paced and the characters were relatable even though they were from a different era. With the current environment of things in the United States, books like these feel more prevalent than ever. Gigi Griffis wrote something that truly had me on the edge of my seat the whole time. Each character, even the side characters, felt fleshed out and well considered, and the turmoil of "the preacher's daughter" was so real and accurate that it surprised me.