The Girls from Hush Cabin

*A Perpetual Page Turner Pick for Nostalgic Summertime Vibes

*A She Reads Pick of Most Anticipated YA Thrillers of Summer

*A Murder & Mayhem Pick of LGBTQ Thrillers

In this suspenseful YA thriller from debut author Marie Hoy-Kenny, four former friends—each with their own dark secret—must team up to solve a murder.

Calista, Zoe, Holly, and Denise were inseparable best friends when they spent their summers together at sleepaway camp. But after an unexplained tragedy forced the camp to close, the girls drifted apart.

Years later, reunited at their beloved camp counselor Violet’s funeral, the four former best friends quickly realize how much they’ve changed over the years. But despite their differences, they agree on one thing—Violet’s so-called accidental death was actually murder.

Unwilling to leave the case unsolved, they set off to uncover the truth—even if it means revealing the dark secrets of their pasts.

But someone wants them to stop investigating, and the anonymous threats keep coming, leaving them suspicious of everyone.

No one can be trusted, not even the girls from Hush Cabin.

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Lackluster ending

3.5 STARS bumped up to 4 because debut writer Marie Hoy-Kenny shows a lot of promise.

The first 75% of THE GIRLS FROM HUSH CABIN was 5 stars, but the ending and resolution left me disappointed.

Okay

While I was super curious about the conclusion for this one, at the end of the day, not much actually happened in this book and the girls were pretty dumb. They kept being suspicious of people for no reason and then NOT being suspicious of people who were being SUS.

It was pretty frustrating.

The audiobook was pretty good, but I couldn't remember which girl was which, even with the different narrators. Their voices were all pretty similar, in terms of writing style.

So, was it worth it? Ehhh, the ending was a bit convoluted and honestly, I was like "that's it? How meh." hahaha.