In Riley Sager’s second novel, The Last Time I Lied, a young artist returns to the summer camp as a counselor where her three roommates went missing fifteen years before, hoping to finally get some closure.  While she tries to figure out what happened years ago, another triplet of missing girls causes the finger of blame to point back towards her.

Picking up on a theme from last year’s Final Girls, Sager returns to summer camp in his latest work.  Whether it is meant to be a recurring theme or just a coincidence remains to be seen.  It looks like we’ll get a better idea next year, when his third novel in as many years is released.  I look forward to finding out.