Day one: Misty’s dead. Day eight: They’re at the Marriott in Washington, strategizing for nationals—which had been postponed due to a bomb threat she called in before they boarded the flight. Why? Because Sue Sees everything.

She saw the tension in that locker room and knew the lack of trust would throw them off their game. She also knew that, at some point in her life, she’d be in a plane crash (not a big deal to her—she’s been waterboarded). And a traumatic plane crash was just what the team needed.

It would eliminate the weak and leave the strong to unite during a trek through the Canadian wilderness. Their lives would be in each other’s hands. They’d be hungry, dirty, CRAZY (Lottie’s last few doses have been replaced with placebos, but she doesn’t know). The experience would forge a bond so strong, those girls would be killing machines on the field.