I don’t often read young adult books nowadays, but I’m so glad I took a chance on this one. As a Catholic who has always loved vampires (and redemption arcs), I deeply enjoyed reading this. I can’t wait for the next book! Thanks for writing this, Sister Allison!

Perhaps it’s the fact that I studied psychology, or perhaps it’s the fact I joined a sorority only to drop it before initiation, but I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Each character had their own problems they were dealing with, but there were only few you could feel pity for. The rest drew out hatred and disgust.

I did enjoy the unique connection between the women of Greek myths and the women of Greek life. It’s very intriguing as a thematic setting. I also enjoyed the use of multiple POVs, although at time I wished there was a part of the cover that I could flip out while reading to remind myself who was who and which pledge year they were part of.

This was a recommendation from my bestie and it certainly did not disappoint! It contains the eerie flair reminiscent of Edgar Allen Poe, and masterfully blends elements of horror and mystery. The use of the pronouns (especially near the end) was a wonderfully clever touch.