This was my most anticipated release of November and it lived up to the expectations. This is a sapphic horror YA novel that takes place at a K-pop training program. The story focuses mainly on three girls, Sunny, Candie, and Mina, who all had successful careers before tragedy struck them. I like how it kept switching between the current story line and what happened to the girls in the past. These switches in timeline slowly revealed more information about what happened to the girls. It was very suspenseful and kept me so hooked that I binge read it in one day. This book also discusses some of the darker side of the K-pop industry and how dehumanizing and dangerous it can be. If you like K-pop at all and horror/thriller books, then you will probably really enjoy reading this. If you liked this book, then you'll probably also like A Guide To The Dark by Meriam Metoui.