READ BOOK ONE IF YOU HAVEN'T OR THIS BOOK WILL SPOIL IT FOR YOU!

Cursed Cruise is the sequel to Horror Hotel, and thankfully this time the authors got it right. They took notes of what didn't work in book one and switched things around for the sequel. The premise was not based in reality this time, making the plot fresher. They spent more time delving into the individual characters, as well as their tangled web of relationships. This fleshing out really helped add the necessary dimension the first book needed. Unfortunately, there was almost too much focus on that and no enough focus on the actual haunting/mystery. There was also a subplot (intentionally vague to not spoil) that just didn't really sit well with me. It seemed unnecessary and ill-fitting. Still, a VAST improvement from its predecessor and I would be willing to read a third in this series!

Thank you to NetGalley and Random House Children's-Underline for this ARC. I am leaving this review voluntarily and all views expressed are my own!

Thank you Netgalley and the Publisher for allowing me to read this book in exchange for my honest review.

This book was fine. It is supposed to be YA, but I felt like it read a lot younger, besides the occasional language. The story itself was okay, but I didn't love it. It felt a little all over the place to me.

**3.5-stars**

Cursed Cruise, by Victoria Fulton and Faith McClaren, is the second book in the Horror Hotel series. These books follow a group of teen ghost hunters, Chrissy, Chase, Emma and Kiki, who have their own YouTube show. In the first book, which I haven't read yet, the teens stay at a haunted hotel in L.A., that I am imagining to be like the Cecil Hotel.

The events of that book are referred to here, but I don't feel you need to read that one first. I didn't and don't feel my enjoyment of this was impeded at all. However, I will say, after reading this, I definitely want to go back and read that one now. It sounds like it was intense, and I think the setting of the hotel would be really fun.

In this one, the teens get invited on the first voyage of a recently recommissioned cruise ship, the RMS Queen Ann, which gave me total QE2 vibes. I've read mysteries set on the QE2 and really enjoyed them, so was excited to see something similar in a Teen Horror novel. The ship has a dark history, with many deaths and dark happenings occurring aboard over the years. It's assumed to now be haunted.

The Ghost Gang is not the only ghost hunting team making this maiden voyage though. There's another group, a bit older and more experienced then our mains, that cause a bit of tension. They're not very kind and the groups have a bit of a competitive spirit amongst them. They both have their sights set on a syndicated television slot. Chase, from our group, really has his heart set on getting that show.

There's also a bit of romance in the group, with Chase and Chrissy in a relationship, and Emma and Kiki in a relationship. They do have an adult chaperone as well; I think it was Kiki's Mom, although she wasn't too big of a presence, I still liked having her there. We follow along as the teens get settled into their cabins and begin investigating the history of the ship and the bizarre occurrences happening aboard. Chrissy is the one with the most connection to the supernatural, so we get a lot of those aspects from her perspective.

I thought it was interesting that the author's included the ship's perspective. You don't see that very often, but when you do, I tend to enjoy it. I like the feel of a place, or thing, becoming a character unto itself. It's interesting and I thought it was fun here.

Overall, this was good. I think the authors delivered on what was intended. If I were going to pin this down to a recommended age category, I would put it into a more Tween Horror niche than YA Horror. I feel like this is more advanced than a Goosebumps, but may best be enjoyed by Readers aged 11 to 14. It's a great stepping stone to more advanced Horror. I know I would have loved it had it been a part of my Point Horror line-up from the mid-80s. Totally cool.

Thank you to the publisher, Underlined, for providing me with a copy to read and review. This was cute. It definitely had a nostalgic feel for me!

Cursed Cruise has the 4 members of the Ghost Gang boarding a refurbished haunted cruise ship to search for ghosts and boost their channel. The ship is known for ghost sightings, especially the Woman in White, a bride that committed suicide before the wedding.

I thought that the imagery and haunting experiences of the four characters were very well done. The atmosphere often turned creepy and the visual descriptions really brought the ghosts to life (excuse the pun). The ghost gang had decent representation and, while the quartet were all in high school, they had a chaperone that put the kabosh on any relationship actions that would have made this inappropriate for the tweens.

My complaint about this book is that they seemed to rely heavily on the assumption that you had read the first book in the series. Not only was there a lot of referencing the first book and it's villain, but I felt like they didn't spend much time letting you get to know the characters. Because I hadn't read the first book I struggled to really get a feel for their base personalities, especially when they 'just weren't acting like themselves'. I also felt like there were a whole lot of things going on in this book and they weren't all cohesive. I understand that there were hundreds of ghosts hanging out on this boat, but why was each character chasing a different ghost and why was there no real crossover other than it's an evil ship?

This book had a lot of potential, but without getting a real feel for the characters I just didn't care. I do still think that kids will like it, which is why I am giving it three stars.

This book was really good and I first thought it would be ok to read as a stand-alone and it was but..... they did mention quite a few things from the last book and I feel like I would have really enjoyed reading the first book in the series (Hotel Horror) first and then this one.
So we have a "Scooby doo" type gang but without the Scooby lol instead you have vibes from the tv show The Medium and movies like The Conjuring and others in that field of the Warren's it was awesome. Even better in this book is there is Ghost Ship (you know the movie) type vides as well and a few twists and turns.
It had more of a mystery/thriller type feel for me with a touch of horror. Some horror type parts but I am a back person to say if it was scary or not bc I don't really get scared from books. boo mee right lol

I love books like these with curses and ghostly thing so this was a favorite of mine and I say you should def read this book (but heads up read book #1 in the series first, wish I did).
I loved the characters and their relationship(s) even the mom was cool and made this book so much fun. I also feel (well i hope) that this series is not over and somehow the Ghost Gang will give us more of what we want. Great ending also.

I am so glad to read this books and thanks to the publisher and NetGalley for the opportunity, I might not have found out about it with out their help. :)
The above review is my own, honest and voluntary.

1) There’s a cursed ship! The Queen Anne was the sister ship of the Titanic and has now been refurbished to serve as a cruise ship. More than a hundred people have died on board which makes it a prime haunting location. The Ghost Gang was invited for the first voyage to get the ship some press and is determined to give their dedicated viewers another suspenseful case! I loved the cruise ship setting and the sinister atmosphere! In between the chapters there’s sometimes an intermission written from the POV of the ship and you can’t help but feel like the Queen Anne is alive … and hungry for blood. This case is bigger than anything Chrissy and co. investigated before and I loved the rumors of a curse that has befallen the ship

2) The Ghost Gang is back together for another case. I loved Chrissy, Chase, Kiki and Emma in the first book and was so happy we got another book with them! Their channel has blown up even more since the Hearst Hotel case and Chase is hoping that they might finally get recognized by Hollywood. Their new (sleazy) manager isn’t a big help though and Chase isn’t willing to compromise his ideals just to get a pilot episode. I loved how everyone was dedicated to keeping the Ghost Gang’s core values like they were instead of changing themselves for a TV channel! This time there’s also a special guest on the trip: Kiki’s mom Billie has to accompany them, but she doesn’t really understand all this ‘ghost stuff’ no matter how much Kiki wishes she’d accept her hobby!

3) We see how the last haunting affected all of them. I loved the insight into the characters and their relationships. Chrissy’s the most affected by the ship as she’s a natural psychic and her boyfriend Chase is terrified when she gets contacted by another spirit that won’t let her go! He’s struggling with being professional for their channel but also being worried about the most important person in his life. Kiki’s still not sure what to think about her mother being on board as they’ve drifted apart lately. She wishes her mom would accept their ghost hunting and her new girlfriend Emma. I loved the complicated mother-daughter dynamic, as Billie loves her daughter but isn’t as accepting as she could be. Kiki also feels helpless because Emma’s been struggling and not talking to any of her friends. Emma was hit the hardest by the Hearst case and has some lingering trauma from being attacked and almost dying. She has no idea how to open up to her friends! I loved that the personal issues of the characters were woven together with the dangerous case to create an ominous atmosphere!

4) There’s a rival YouTube crew on board 👀 They aren’t a huge part of the story, but it was interesting to see the Paranormal Patrol, one of the biggest rivals! They have a huge YouTube following as well and are the antithesis of the Ghost Gang. Led by Tina – a fake psychic who claims to communicate with her dead sister – they are all about the special effects and drama, instead of helping the dead move on. Chrissy’s especially annoyed as respecting the dead and helping them move on is important to her. It’s especially interesting to see both groups interact as Hollywood seems to want people like Tina and her crew who are edgy and dramatic!

5) The story is engaging from start to finish! I flew through this book as it was so engaging! I was fully immersed in the mystery of Queen Anne, the rivalry with the other ghost gang and the scary things that started happening. This case is much bigger than the last one and with the ship being sentient to some degree, the crew is in a lot of danger. Chrissy feels like there’s something wrong from the beginning and things just get more intense afterward! I really hope we get another adventure with the Ghost Gang in the future, I love reading about their cases 🥰

"𝑰𝒕'𝒔 𝒄𝒐𝒍𝒅. 𝑰'𝒎 𝒔𝒐 𝒄𝒐𝒍𝒅. 𝑰 𝒅𝒐𝒏'𝒕 𝒌𝒏𝒐𝒘 𝒘𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆 𝑰 𝒂𝒎. 𝑰 𝒅𝒐𝒏'𝒕 𝒌𝒏𝒐𝒘 𝒉𝒐𝒘 𝑰 𝒈𝒐𝒕 𝒉𝒆𝒓𝒆. 𝑰'𝒎 𝒔𝒄𝒂𝒓𝒆𝒅."

Special thanks to @tbrbeyondtours & @victoriaxfaith for this #gifted eARC and having me on this book tour.

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MY REVIEW:
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I just LOVED this book. I've really been getting into YA Thrillers, and this was a perfect one. Kept me on the edge of my seat, tons of freaky moments, spirits and ghosts galore, and finally getting revenge for a decades old murder! - and all done by 18 year olds!!!!! I mean, what more can you want?!

I was sad however, that I didn't get to read the first book in this series, but unlike other books in a series - this one covered all the bases from where the last book left off. So this didn't change my rating at all. I did not feel lost at all, and I feel like I am part of the "Ghost Gang" at the very end of this.

I loved the combination of friendship, relationships, and teamwork.
I sincerely hope they continue this series because I love this gang and hope they go on more awesome crazy ghostly journeys.

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QOTD ❓️⁉️❓️ Have you ever been on a cruise? Where did you go?

AOTD - I have never, and I don't think I ever will.

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Cursed Cruise by Victoria Fulton and Faith McClaren is a thrilling ghostly adventure aboard the RMS Queen Anne that's perfect for fans of YA horror.

Normally I’m not a fan of constant pov changes – and when they’re in the same chapter – but I didn’t find that so annoying here? Plus they’re all first person pov and didn’t annoy me – which was another win as I often find them annoying. Big kudos to the two authors for managing to pull that off!

Of course when you have an ensemble group it could become difficult to differentiate between their voices and personalities but that didn’t seem to be the issues here. All the povs were in first person yet I never really got confused as to whose pov I was reading.

I already knew The Ghost Gang from the previous book but I liked how they took the events from it and made sure it affected them in this book. That they wouldn’t forget them (hard to, considering what they’d been through) and it’s a good reminder that trauma shows itself in many ways and it’s a difficult thing to navigate.

The characters improved in this book and I liked seeing that. Looking back at my review for the first book I said Chrissy was my favourite and Chase, my least. I liked Chase much better this turn around! I said in Horror Hotel that he felt like cared more about the fame and the group. And that I hoped that he would change that in the future. That definitely was the case here! He not only improved as a character (in my eyes); he cared more about the group than their fame (current and any they could get in the future). I liked him more for that. I think for this book Emma and Kiki also improved as characters for me. Actually for this book none of them stood out as a clear favourite? As I liked all of them really well.

I didn’t really like Billie, Kiki’s mom. Honestly, I didn’t really understand why she was on the ship with them. I warmed up to her late into the book but I could’ve done without her.

I didn’t like the whole subplot of the mummy. I thought it was just pushed in there when maybe the editors thought there wasn’t enough tension and another subplot needed to be added. We could’ve had another book with the cursed mummy plot instead of just shoving it into here and not giving it enough space to fully spread its wings.

I liked the other bits of the plots. A ghost haunting of the ship and “oh there’s a lady in white wandering the ship” – I loved that. I love haunting stories and they don’t get old to me – that is basically what Horror Hotel was too. The Ghost Gang made sure to be respectful to the story, which was good, and solving it was important not only for their Youtube channel.

Even though I didn’t like the Paranormal Patrol (also the name is stupid), I did like what they brought to the table. The difference between the two groups, what they both wanted from solving the mystery. How they treated the mystery – respect versus fame. Also how the internet/Hollywood wanted to see them. Like the Ghost Gang are teenagers, why would you push them to sex it up? They’re not on Riverdale or Euphoria (most certainly as those teens are played by near 30 year olds).

I have read the first book, Horror Hotel, where the ghost gang solves the horror mystery, and I knew I had to read this even though I am spooked easily. The cover of this one is stunning.

The Ghost Gang, a group of teen ghost hunters, are invited to record onboard the RMS Queen Anne, a transatlantic luxury cruise ship with a history of violent deaths.

They discover they've been sucked into a ghostly time warp, but Chrissy goes missing on the first night. Unbeknownst to the group, a passenger wants the Ghost Gang to know her untimely death was not an accident.

To begin with, I would recommend reading book 1 prior to this so you understand some parts of it, or you will feel like there is something missing that you don't know about.

This was horror mixed with mystery, done absolutely well. I was expecting more mystery revolving around the curse, though, as it seemed to be wrapped up without much mention.

The ghost gang had me hooked from the start. This is a great mix of people with different dynamics working immensely well. Each of them has their own POV, which I love, and it makes it more interesting.

The plot was unique and well written with easy scares and creepy vibes for a beginner, like, it is my view( for providing horror readers and watchers, this might be quick and easy and nothing). We have new people joining in this one, which makes me happy to have another book with these characters.

Without giving away much about this book and the evil boat, it was a quick and easy read, which I enjoyed and recommend to everyone.

Book Review

Title: Cursed Cruise by Victoria Fulton & Faith McClaren (Horror Hotel Book 2)

Genre: Young Adult, Horror

Rating: 4.75 Stars

After bingeing Horror Hotel and loving it, I honestly couldn’t wait to get into Cursed Cruise and see what The Ghost Gang were going to get involved with next. As the title suggests I have a feeling that this book is going to take place primarily on a cruise and there are going to be some seriously spooky things happening. The opening rejoins the gang a little while after the incident at Hearst and their channel has really picked up, but Chase wants to get into Hollywood, so they filmed a reel for Creep TV as a new paranormal show. However, they find out pretty early on that the look that the network want isn’t what they are willing to provide but another ghost hunting show is even though they are genuine frauds.

Despite this they are heading about the revamped RMS Queen Anne, the sister ship of the Titanic in order to film for their new episode and have a mini vacation although it isn’t going to feel like that for Chrissy as we can see from the second she lays eyes on the ship. From the beginning she feels a magnetic pull to the ship and when she steps onboard for the first time, she has a vision but its different to ones she has had in the past as it feels like she was literally thrown through time but to everyone else it looked like she fainted. We also get an interlude from the ship itself, it seems that personifying the ship brought it to life in some way and it was influenced by the hatred of a particular passenger onboard and their emotions were stronger than everyone else’s and I am curious as to how this is going to play out over the course of the book.

Before the ship even sets sail there are a bunch of omnious things happening, from Chrissy’s attack and getting seemingly sucked into the past by the Lady in White to Emma’s hallucinations, Kiki seeing a ghost girl and Chase seeing things in the footage that definitely weren’t there when they were filming. Meanwhile, they are dealing with Kiki’s mother who doesn’t want to believe in the paranormal as well as whispers that the ship might be cursed not haunted which are two separate beasts. Also aboard the ship are the Paranormal Patrol, the team that is going to be on Creep TV who are picking fights with them any chance they get, flaunting their better equipment and talent at commanding the audience but they don’t have the authenticity that Chrissy does because she actually sees things that aren’t there.

Over dinner one night, a lady named Ruby springs the idea that the curse can be broken by returning the Pharoh to his homeland as that is what started this curse. This is all but confirmed by the Queen Anne, itself as the Pharoh’s power seems to feed it and in return she consumes or binds the souls of the people that die aboard the ship and she isn’t going to let the Ghost Gang stop her, especially since it is Chrissy’s soul she wants to consume next and Chrissy knows she is in danger. She finally caves and tells Chase but not Emma or Kiki since she wants them to have a good time, not realising that they are already seeing things that aren’t there and are aware that something isn’t right with their friend. This kind of reads like a cross between The Mummy and Ghost Ship which I am definitely vibing with but we are halfway through and nothing remotely creepy has happened apart from a few sightings so I am hoping that is kicking in soon.

As the group spend more time on the Queen Anne, the clearer the curse is becoming as Chrissy is seemingly possessed by Elizabeth Walker, bouncing back and forth through time. Through this she learns that Elizabeth didn’t want to marry her fiancé because he was abusive and was having an affair with a bartender on the ship. Eventually she was caught by her soon to be husband and thrown off the side by him. However, we do see clearly that the ship was guiding his action feeding the rage inside him as it has done with most of the deaths onboard, including the little girl currently attached to Kiki. The question of whether Bram is real or not still remains, since Chrissy saw him at the end of book one implying he was a ghost attached to her and yet seems to be haunting Emma or this could just be PTSD induced hallucinations.

This ship seems aware that the group are trying to break the curse and is doing everything it can in order to stop them. It has sent the little girl to Kiki trapped in a time loop on deck 7, it has possessed the men of the Paranormal Patrol to essentially kidnap Emma on floor 3, Chase’s location in unknown and Billie is with the semi-conscious Chrissy breaking the cardinal rule about staying together but this might work out for the better in the end. The ending and the reveal of how the curse breaks and what it means for all involved not just the Ghost Gang was actually a really emotional ending that made me tear up. I could tell this story was heavily influenced by the story of the Titanic but it didn’t feel like a carbon copy of the same story.

Overall, I ended up loving this more than Horror Hotel for entirely different reasons. Horror Hotel definitely had the creep factor and didn’t shy away from the gorier elements of the horror genre which I appreciated especially in a young adult novel. However, Cursed Cruise was more about the emotional bonds between the gang and the idea of those bonds being severed when we die leaving us alone. It really delved into the idea of loneliness and what lies beyond which we see through Chrissy and the others.

The cover of Cursed Cruise is absolutely stunning! It’s what initially drew me in to this series.

I did end up enjoying this one way more than the first, but overall it was definitely not one of my favorite books 😅

I really enjoyed the idea of a haunted cruise. I thought that setting and the idea of being trapped with something bad happening made for an interesting and tense story.

I often found myself wondering why the Ghost Gang made so many poor decisions??? Especially after the first book. You’d think they’d learn 🙃

This one had quite a few storylines happening, which I found complicated the book. The haunted cruise was a good premise, but making it cursed by an Egyptian pharaoh was a weird choice.

First, thank you netgalley for my e-ARC of this book! Before I get into any opinions on the actual book, I have to say the cover is absolutely stunning and is what initially caught my attention. I didn’t read the first book but don’t think you need to in order to read this one. It just felt more young reader than young adult which I wasn’t a fan of. The concept of an Egyptian Sarcophagus hidden on a boat really just threw me off and like an unnecessary detail. The ship itself being a haunted vessel with ghosts would have been just fine for a plot. Overall it wasn’t my cup of tea.

This was a great addition to the Horror Hotel series! I love the friendships between the Gang! With the multiple points of views you really get to know all of the characters which I really enjoyed! The book has a good plot with an interesting mystery with the setting adding the creepy feeling you really get a good young adult horror book! I hope there will be more of the Ghost Gang, it will be interesting to see where their adventures take them next! Thank you Tbr and Beyond Tours, Victoria Fulton, Faith McClaren and Underlined for sharing this book with me!

Thank you so much to NetGalley and Victoria Fulton and Faith McClaren for providing me with a complimentary digital ARC for Cursed Cruise coming out March 19, 2024. The honest opinions expressed in this review are my own..

I loved the first book in this series. I love haunted hotels, so I was definitely excited to receive the second book. The premise of a cursed cruise sounded really fun. I enjoyed most of the plot. It was a quick read. I feel like there could’ve been a little more character development. Some of the characters felt different than the last book. I guess a lot of it was their struggles from their previous experience. I think the first half was a little slow for me, but I loved the second half of the book. I don’t think it was as scary as I thought it would be.

I would recommend this book to anyone who enjoys supernatural location stories!

3.5⭐️

I actually didn't read the first one but it was really ok. It didn't take away from my overall enjoyment of the book. I felt like this book does a great job in beginning summarizing what happened in the first.

There is something about YA horror that I just find to be fun and campy. I enjoyed this one. I really liked the isolated feeling of being on a cruise ship with ghosts. It wasn't perfect but a really solid just fun time book.

Thank you to NetGalley and Random House Children's, Underlined for this advanced reader copy. My review is voluntarily my own.

So, full disclosure: I did not read the previous book in the series. However, I honestly don't think readers will need to in order to enjoy this story. Yes, there is some backstory and what sounds like a nail-biting experience from the previous book, but the authors do a great job of filling readers in on prior events in little tidbits throughout the first several chapters of the story without regurgitating it all or making it seem forced. I really liked each of the main characters, and while they are distinctly different they also mesh really well together -- like a 21st century Scooby Gang without the slapstick humor. As an adult, I also appreciated how the authors realistically incorporated Kiki's mom without making her seem like an awful adult figure (as typical in some YA novels). The supernatural haunting scenes were written so vividly and I enjoyed the inclusion of an otherworldly POV. I'd recommend this for grades 9+, and honestly, I could even justify this for 8th graders, as well -- the two relationships are very PG and the few curse words thrown around are done sporadically and are nothing even close to what I hear in a typical middle school hallway on a Wednesday morning.

**Thank you, NetGalley and publishers, for a DRC in exchange for an honest review.**

The Ghost Gang are back!!!! And I adore them!!!! Book 1 was amazing, I loved it so much and I had a feeling I would like this one. Now I will say this book was CRAZY from beginning to end. We are getting into the Queen Anne, the sister boat to the TITANIC!!!!!!! And the ghost gang are set to sail in this beauty and record a pilot for an amazing opportunity, but of course there is another paranormal group who will try to rain on their parade, but the things that happen while at sea? OMGGGGGGGGG! I spook easily so I couldn’t read this book at night, lol. But you are telling me that aside from the ghosts that we will be encountering, the freaking boat is CURSED as well!!!! The things they all experience, especially Chrissy. This boat is doing things to their passengers and has been doing it for YEARS. There is a mystery to be solved on top of everything, and the end!!!! I BALLED, meaning I cried. Totally worth the read…

The acknowledgment that the authors added in the end of this ARC, the first few sentences had me laughing so hard. Thank you Netgalley and the publishers for giving me the opportunity to read this book.

Short and Sweet Review
After their stay at the Hearst Hotel the ghost gang has been invited to set sail on the RMS Queen Anne. The ship has a history of passengers dying violent deaths. While on board it’s Chrissy who realizes the ship isn’t just haunted it is being cursed.
The ghost gang is back and after their last video went viral they’ve gained a lot of subscribers. Now they’re going on the RMS Queen Anne to shoot another video for their channel and maybe even score a TV gig. It doesn’t take long for Chrissy to realize something is different about the hauntings on the ship compared to what she has dealt with before. In the book Chrissy ends up being possessed by one of the passengers who was previously on the ship who was murdered, and she won’t stop her haunting until the truth about her death is revealed. We see Chase, Emma, and Kiki try to learn more about the ship and the passengers who are currently ghost. Emma and Kiki are now an item in this book but they don’t really spend a lot of time together because they have bigger things to worry about. Same with Chase and Chrissy not spending a lot of time together but also Chrissy isn’t herself for most of the book. I did like that this book took place on a ship it had a Titanic feel to it and honestly I could say some of the undead passengers remind me of certain characters from the movie. The book started off a little slow but it really did pick up and I did enjoy following the each of the characters. Its a very quick read and once you get to the hauntings you won’t want to put the book down.
Cursed Cruise, was a good book. I was happy to see that Horror Hotel got a sequel and this book was just as good as the first. I’m hoping there’s going to be another installment in this series! I would recommend this book if you like reading about true stories but with a paranormal ghost twist to them!

Thanks to NetGalley for my ARC

This was fine. It felt like Scooby-Doo on a cruise ship. I enjoy a good spooky story on the water, but this was a bit too cheesy for me. I rolled my eyes many times, usually due to a super convenient thing happening at just the right time. I didn't really relate to anyone, probably because I'm so much older than these 18 year old characters. I think if you like cozy horror and you want a lighter story this could work for you. I don't recommend for anyone looking for serious or scary horror.