Guinevere Turner

Taylor gets lost in the forest. The rest track back and find her phone with video that reveals a damning secret. Taylor trips on a dead body and screams, leading the bitches back to her. They hurry back to the cabin for safety.

Detective James arrives to investigate the first death. Another body is found.

After Minnie finds a Ouiji board, the bitches head to a local diner where Pamie the waitress shares more about murders. They return to find Belinda gone. Gareth shows up and flirts with Taylor, which leads to a fight with Princess who reveals a secret.

Cassie and Princess pick up Taylor and Dori and head for the ranch. At the gate Gareth the randy guard guides them to the cabin where Minnie and BJ shoot an episode of his true crime show. The bitches settle into the cabin.

At dinner old rivalries begin to show and secrets are clearly being kept. Taylor spills wine and uncovers a blood stain under the carpet. BJ tells about the murder of seven teenage girls that happened in the cabin twenty years ago. Belinda shows up.

Taylor and Princess make up. Minnie Cassie and BJ play with the Ouiji board to talk to the dead girls. At night Princess heads out to hook up with Gareth, Cassie tries again with Taylor, but instead has a surprise encounter with Minnie. Alice arrives.

The bitches meditate with Eleni, but it isn't helping if the catty exchanges are any indication. Later Eleni flirts with Guy but her charms are more effective on her girlfriend Teddi, the reiki master. Bethany invites Louis to her room after his shift.

Alice fights with Eddie, sure he's having another affair. The rest of the bitches are packing, except Viviana, who heads up early to meet a married lover for a quickie. It might just be the last ethical bad thing she does.

A disabled SUV and a new body. BJ suspects Cassie who takes the remaining horse for help. The next day there's new body and Cassie's horse returns alone. Alice cuts her foot. Gardner discovers a body and Alice knocks him out with a poker.

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