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Girls' Trip

2024224 pages

Synopsis

Girls' Trip is Jason Letts' psychological thriller and the first book of his Girls' Trilogy. Alice, Taylor, and Emily barely know each other beyond the office when they book a cabin in a small Texas town for Labor Day weekend, hoping the time away will turn colleagues into friends.

The rental is charming until it isn't. Their host lives in a cabin attached to theirs. The entry code keeps changing. Small things move. None of the three can decide whether they are being unsettled on purpose, whether they are imagining it, or whether the danger is real, and the disagreement between them becomes its own problem.

Letts keeps the book tight and claustrophobic, with the suspicion between the three women doing as much work as the threat outside. It builds to a late twist, and a second edition added an epilogue extending the ending.

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Characters

AliceProtagonist

One of three co-workers on the weekend trip.

Mr. TaylorProtagonist

Co-worker on the trip.

Miss EmilyProtagonist

Co-worker on the trip.

Frequently asked questions

  • Does this book stand alone or is it part of a series?

    This is the first installment in the Girls' Trilogy, which continues with the sequels Girls' Night and Girls' Time.

  • Are there any structural differences in the latest version of this book?

    The second edition of this title includes an expanded ending with a new epilogue and the opening chapter of the sequel.

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