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After the death of their conservationist mother, sisters Danielle and Grace return to the South African bush and the family home located within a wild game reserve. Each sister brings along two friends for what is supposed to be a safari adventure. Instead, one of the friends is murdered on their very first morning in the reserve. With no way to call for help, limited supplies, and danger lurking around every corner, the group must decide whether to turn back or continue deeper into the bush toward the family home.

The South African setting was easily the strongest part of this book. The isolation of the game reserve created a creepy, eerie atmosphere, and the ever-present danger of the wilderness added tension throughout the story. I found the premise entertaining and was curious to see how everything would unfold.

While I enjoyed the book overall, I never became fully invested in the characters, and some of the suspense didn't land quite as strongly as I had hoped. I didn't dislike this book, but I didn't absolutely love it either. Still, it was a solid thriller with a unique setting and enough intrigue to keep me turning the pages.