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Title: Red Is for Rage
Author: Connie Corcoran Wilson
Narrator: Connie Corcoran Wilson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 7 hrs and 56 mins
Language: English
Release date: 09-05-16
Publisher: Quad City Press
Ratings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Teens, Mysteries & Thrillers
Publisher's Summary:
In Red Is for Rage, we learn more about the exact nature of Tad's paranormal power, Tetrachromatic Super Vision. Can this keen sight help Tad find Stevie Scranton? Will Tad suffer another breakdown from reliving the crimes of serial killer Michael Clay (aka, Pogo, the Killer Clown), as he did when only eight years old? Can Tad learn to harness his special sight to help his loved ones?
When Stevie Scranton goes missing, best friend Tad vows to do everything he can to find him. Even if Stevie is dead, Sally and Earl Scranton, (his parents), and Shannon, (Stevie's older sister), crave closure. Tad enlists the help of retired policeman Charlie Chandler and a team of volunteers, including Charlie's old partner, Evelyn Hoeflinger.
This ragtag team of detectives continues searching for Stevie Scranton, the runty misfit of Cedar Falls' Sky High. In their search, they discover a monster every bit as dangerous as Pogo and must confront him in order to save Stevie.
Tad sees auras around others that tell him whether they are good or evil. The truly evil are surrounded by a khaki aura (the color of evil). At night, Tad suffers vivid nightmares that depict the crimes of the evildoers.
Michael Clay (the serial killer Pogo) escapes custody. On the loose again, Pogo's actions restart the vicious cycle of violent nightmares. Pogo poses a threat to the entire town of Cedar Falls, but he is especially a threat to Tad McGreevy.
Pogo has one main goal: kill Tad McGreevy so that Tad cannot disclose Clay's location. Pogo doesn't realize that, up until now, Tad has been unable to harness the paranormal ability he possesses. Now, Tad McGreevy must try to learn to use his unique gift.
Members Reviews:
Heart-pounding Thriller, Violent but Hopeful
I reviewed a complimentary e-book copy provided by the author in return for my fair and impartial review.
Review of Red is for Rage
Connie Corcoran Wilson
5 stars
"Red is for Rage" is the second book in Ms. Wilson's "The Color of Evil" series (I also reviewed the first), and I certainly hope that there will be a third entry, because the author hooks us at the end with a cliffhanger, which left this reviewer hungering for more: answers, characters, continuation of the several plots and subplots. As always, Ms. Wilson juggles a large cast of characters, develops each, and keeps plots going on all the burners. If you're looking for action, it's here; suspense, it's here; mystery, romance, adventure, thrills--"Red is for Rage" has them all. Yes, there is graphic violence, so I rate it 18+. Author Wilson also approaches some very painful and tragic real life issues, deals with them smoothly and empathetically; but the fact is, these situations exist, in reality and in this book. They're not pretty and they are tragic, in process and afterward. Some of the consequences are worked out throughout this story. But Ms. Wilson doesn't leave us bereft: there is also hope in this novel, hope for a better present and an improved future, for several of the characters we've come to know so well.
An Entertaining and Spooky read
Smart, thrilling and eerie, this book continues the paranormally infused ventures of teenaged Tad Mcgreevey. In the previous novel The Color of Evil Tad sees auras and the colors indicate to him whether the person is good or evil.