A review by caffeineandcatnapsreads
Red Is for Remembrance by Laurie Faria Stolarz
4.0
Red is for Remembrance, by Laurie Faria Stolarz.
Another re-read from my high school days.
3.5/5⭐️⭐️⭐️
TRIGGER WARNINGS-
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Violence, self harm, cult
The fourth book in the 5 book series, Blue is for Nightmares
Stacy is struggling in her first year of collage after the death of her boyfriend Jacob during their summer vacation. The president of the university that Stacey attends introduces her to his teenage daughter, Portia, who is struggling with nightmares of her own that foretell the murder of a boy. Stacey tries to help Portia and they work together to find the boy in her dreams.
This was probably the better of the four (five) books. It was written differently then the first three were and I didn't feel like I was reading the same story but with slightly different characters like the previous books felt like. Though in the beginning you can definitely predict the ending right off the bat. I always find her endings to be very quick and rushed though.
Another re-read from my high school days.
3.5/5⭐️⭐️⭐️
TRIGGER WARNINGS-
.
.
.
Violence, self harm, cult
The fourth book in the 5 book series, Blue is for Nightmares
Stacy is struggling in her first year of collage after the death of her boyfriend Jacob during their summer vacation. The president of the university that Stacey attends introduces her to his teenage daughter, Portia, who is struggling with nightmares of her own that foretell the murder of a boy. Stacey tries to help Portia and they work together to find the boy in her dreams.
This was probably the better of the four (five) books. It was written differently then the first three were and I didn't feel like I was reading the same story but with slightly different characters like the previous books felt like. Though in the beginning you can definitely predict the ending right off the bat. I always find her endings to be very quick and rushed though.