Calling this book tantalizing is spot on! Ryan La Sala writes the different facets of queerness so well, be it his wonderful descriptions of Mars' genderfluidity or the comparison of Mars and Tyler's approaches to Aspen. Not to mention his approach to horror - at first I'd honestly forgotten that this was a horror novel, but I was quickly reminded! I'd compare it to House of Hollow, as they're both gorgeously *aesthetic* but also feature some dark body horror. I loved the foreshadowing of the twists throughout, making them surprising while also lightly hinted at. And the CHARACTERS!! I loved Mars, Wyatt, Mimi, Bria, the list goes on... They all felt fleshed out and not superfluous to the plot. I could go on and on about this book, but it's a darkly beautiful horror novel that will keep you riveted.

*Thank you to Turn the Page Tours, Scholastic, and Edelweiss for the ARC in exchange for my honest review*