Mother's Day

Finally, the first one of these to not be a direct adaptation of a film.
This was pretty good!
This was a YA novel, so no heavy swearing, but sex and gore was still here.
This follows from Jason Goes To Hell, though it doesn't share any characters, save Jason, kinda...
You don't HAVE to have seen that movie, but it adds to certain bits.
It's probably contradicted by the later films now, but oh well.
I was surprised at how little killing there is for most of the book, but I was still engrossed in these characters and their potential couplings along the way.
The fake-out chapter cliffhangers along the way did get kinda annoying, though.
One even had the text outright LIE to accomplish it.
I mean, I know it's YA, but still, I wasn't expecting that from Friday the 13th. I'd expect it in Goosebumps, but not here.
Still, overall, I enjoyed this book as a nice sequel to Jason Goes To Hell. It was a good book.