High School Can Be a Real Killer Break a mirror Walk under a ladder Step on a crack Innocent childhood superstitions … But someone at the secluded Trask Academy of Performing Arts is taking things one deadly step further when the campus is rocked with the deaths of some of its star students. Layna Curtis, a talented, popular senior, soon realizes that the seemingly random, accidental deaths of her friends aren’t random—or accidents—at all. Someone has taken the childhood games too far, using the idea of superstitions to dispose of their classmates. As Layna tries to convince people of her theory, she uncovers the terrifying notion that each escalating, gruesome murder leads closer to its final victim: her. Will Layna’s opening night also be her final bow?
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TW: blood & gore, torture & explicit description of death/dying.
Murder at a PNW prestigious performing arts school is full of DRAMA! I love the mystery/suspense and it kept me guessing who was behind the murders to the very end of the book, and even then I was checking behind me as I was reading the book.
Hutson writes the story as if you want to look away from the horror, but also are captivated by the murders and themselves. Superstition plays a keen part in the plot while everyone is just trying to get there five minutes of that stage fame. It was high school horror at its finest...totally giving off similar vibes to Neve Campbell & Scream.
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