Horror novels aren't usually my thing, but I really did enjoy Rachel Harrison's Kiss, Slay, Replay (#1,386). Willa Sullivan has recently broken off her engagement and she just seems stuck, second-guessing her decision. Which makes the fact that her friends from college are tying the knot at a destination wedding event in the Hudson River Valley particularly painful. What if her ex is there? What will she say? What will he say?
Once she arrives at the picture-perfect spot, things are even worse than she imagined. She takes off into the woods to escape, only to run into a murderous slasher intent on taking out everyone at the wedding. Things go downhill from there.
Until she wakes up the next morning back in her apartment on the day of the wedding. This time the horrific ending is different, but it JUST. KEEPS. HAPPENING! Willa is in a time loop. Unless she can find a way through, this day is doomed to continue forever with her eternally dying.
Rachel Harrison has quite the imagination, and I mean that in a good way. I had to keep reading to see what the next day would bring, and if Willa would ever be able to find her way out. Great scary fun!
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