Final Girls

en years ago, Quincy Carpenter went on vacation with her friends and came back alone—the sole survivor of a horrific massacre. She became a member of a club she never wanted to join: a group of survivors the media dubbed the "Final Girls." Now, Quincy has built a perfect life in New York City, complete with a popular baking blog and a supportive fiancé. She has repressed the memories of that night, and she plans to keep it that way.

But when Lisa, the first "Final Girl," is found dead in her bathtub, and Sam, the second survivor, appears on Quincy’s doorstep, the past refuses to stay buried. Sam is determined to make Quincy remember what really happened that night at Pine Cottage, and as the two women bond over their shared trauma, Quincy begins to suspect that Lisa’s death wasn’t a suicide. To survive the present, Quincy must finally confront the darkness of her past. "Final Girls" by Riley Sager, published in Ukraine by Vivat, is a chilling, fast-paced thriller that explores the fine line between victim and survivor.

Why you should read this book:

• Master of Suspense: Riley Sager is renowned for his cinematic storytelling and unpredictable plot twists.

• Psychological Depth: A compelling exploration of trauma, memory loss, and the toxic nature of media obsession.

• Nod to Slasher Classics: Fans of horror movies will appreciate the clever subversion of the "final girl" trope.

• Unforgettable Twists: Just when you think you’ve figured it out, Sager pulls the rug out from under you.