We Love You, Bunny. Mona Awad

In the cult novel "The Bunny," Samantha Heather McKee (Sam)—a lonely, outsider student and a scholarship student at Warren University's "most exclusive" master's program in literature—falls under the spell of a group of scary-cute rich women who call themselves the Bunnies. An invitation to the Salon of Obscenity drags Samantha down a dark rabbit hole—the surreal world of the Bunnies' extracurricular workshops, where terrifying creations with fatal consequences are born.
The events of "We Love You, Bunny" begin with Sam having just published her first novel, which has received rave reviews from critics. But during another presentation as part of her tour, Samantha is kidnapped by her former best friends, angry at the way she has portrayed them in her book. Now Sam is a forced listener, and it’s her (and our) turn to hear the Bunnies’ version. One by one, they take up the axe and tell the story of their union, the discovery of their extraordinary creative powers, and the phantasmagoric adventure of the first creation. Together with Sam, bound and gagged, we embark on a sinister and intoxicating journey into the heart of the dark academy: a slasher tale that explores the wonder and horror of the act of creation. Also in this book, we hear the male voice of the Creation Bunny, whose bizarre storytelling style will echo in your head for a long time.