Review of Horror Hotel by Victoria Fulton

Synopsis - When the YouTube-famous Ghost Gang—Chrissy, Chase, Emma, and Kiki—visit a haunted LA hotel notorious for tragedy to secretly film after dark, they expect it to be just like their previous paranormal huntings. Spooky enough to attract subscribers—and ultimately harmless.

But when they stumble upon something unexpected in the former room of a gruesome serial killer, they quickly realize that they’re in over their heads.

Sometimes, it’s the dead who need our help—and the living we should fear.

Read - 6/25/22 - 6/26/22
Rating - ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5 
Series - No

Review - 
Quick, easy read! It’s more like “horror” than actual horror. I enjoyed it, even though it was slightly predictable. Still a fun read, I’d recommend. Although Kiki did annoy me. And I thought it was strange that they’d had a code, but all end up breaking it. Seems like classic “dumb people” horror movie characters. Chrissy broke it without hesitation, in a strange building, to go off with stranger, (WHO COULD HAVE MURDERED HER THEN AND THERE). And she didn’t even tell anyone where she was? She could have died right then (instead of almost on the rooftop) and nobody would have known since they didn’t even meet “Bram” until they got back. Stupid move on her part. And splitting up?? Everyone knows in horror movies, you split up, you die. I’m surprised Kiki didn’t mention that, it seems like something she’d say. Surprise surprise, dead bodies, and Emma gets stabbed.

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