Red Wedding

by Chris Marie Green

She was the girl from Terror Island…

A survivor of a massacre who’d come home, only to be stalked by blogs and a reputation she couldn’t shake. But Katsu Espinoza just wanted to be normal again, to help other survivors and somehow forget the murderous past.

Then the phone calls started.

She didn’t let those stop her from going to her best friend’s wedding, though, even if the festivities are being held in a dark, eerie mansion that she is just now discovering has a violent past…and many horrific secrets. So when one supposedly dead body appears and no one else is around to witness it, does this mean that Kat is finally going insane from the island? Or has her own chilling history followed her here for a wedding that looks like it’s about to get very bloody…

Book one: TERROR ISLAND
Book two: RED WEDDING
Look for book three, SUICIDE BRIDE, later in 2016!

229 pages, Kindle Edition

Published February 14, 2016

About the author

Chris Marie Green, former school teacher turned full-time writer, gets out of the office by taking long trips to places such as Japan, Italy, and New Orleans. When she’s not causing international incidents, she enjoys yoga, movie-going and dabbling in firsthand research such as fencing, Krav Maga and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. She also writes under the name Crystal Green and Christine Cody

Reviews

[Anima]

Katsu Espinosa has a strong survivor instinct and never seems to be able to relax and stay safe. As one of the few survivors from Terror Island paparazzi and reporters are itching to get an interview with her. She’s just trying to live a normal life when she attends her best friend’s wedding, at a pretty cool old mansion. The mansion has a long history and lots of stories about human sacrifices and really awesome murals. There are some interesting characters at this wedding and, now that I’ve finished, really good clues as to who is involved with the murders. Yes, can’t have a thriller without murders. That’s all I can say about the story because it is just that intricate with details and I would hate to ruin the surprises. Green is a master storyteller and huge fan of Twilight Zone, I’m assuming as Terror Island was based on The Mask episode. I cannot tell you how many times I had chills or my jaw dropped or yelled out. Although you could read this book without reading Terror Island, except subtle references to people and the story are mentioned, this one will have a sequel. The book definitely ends but in a way that leads to another as they try to find answers. I received an early copy of this exciting suspense thriller for my honest review.

[Sin]

Red Wedding (A Final Girls Book, #2) by Chris Marie Green

***I was given an advanced reading copy of this book in return for an honest review***

Katsu Espinoza was asked to be bridesmaid to her friends wedding. One by one people disappear and or die.

Who will survive this weekend and who will not.

Chris has a lot of twists in this story. Just when you think you have it figured out another twist in the plot appears.