The last girls. Seiger R.

Ten years ago, Kuincy Carpenter went to rest in the Sosnovy Cottage with five classmates, and one returned. Her friends died under a knife of a cruel maniac. Journalists immediately dubbed her the last girl and recorded the third to the two survivors in similar massacres: Lise and Samantha. That's just, unlike them, Kuinsi does not remember what happened in that cottage. Her brain seemed to hide from her memories of all the bloody horrors. Cuinsey is struggling to become an ordinary person, and she almost succeeds. She lives with an attentive and caring boyfriend, leads a popular confectionery blog and, thanks to medicines, almost does not remember a long -standing tragedy.

But they find Lisa at home, in a bath, with cut veins, and Samantha bursts into the life of Cuinsey with the obvious intention of turning her terrible past and force to remember everything. What goals does she pursue? Gradually, Kuincy understands that only recalling the past, she will be able to deal with the present. But will the price be too high?