A fast-paced story, rather predictable in some ways, but the pages keep turning as you try to work out exactly what’s going on.
Camp Lost Lake is infamous for the three murders that took place and the mysterious witch figure who is thought to be responsible. Olivia has always known she was born on the night of the tragedy, but she is determined to find out what her mother isn’t telling her when a paternity test indicates her father may well have been one of the victims. As part of her quest she ropes her good friend into visiting the site in order to try and find clues as to what really happened.
Unfortunately, Olivia is not aware that someone is using the site. Andie and her sister, Regan, have their own ties to the area and are hoping that they can turn the area into something positive. It’s just a shame that as both parties converge on Camp Lost Lake someone who knows what happened that night is also present.
After some confusion as to who was who, we realise that this hunt is not going to plan. Someone is hunting them, though we’re not entirely sure why.
We do eventually get answers as to what happened that night, and an explanation for how they each come to be involved. 
Thanks to NetGalley for giving me the opportunity to read and review this prior to publication.