A quick read. I appreciated that the story wasn’t a rehash of the first book. The blurb on the back is misleading. The main plot is about a couple of people planning to kidnap Reva for a ransom. The back makes it sound like a psycho killer is after her. ( )

Reva's character development from the first book was completely erased in the beginning of this book. No wonder she keeps getting targeted. ( )

I've decided to part with my old Fear Street books, starting with this one because I remember a bit about it. What I remember about this one specifically is that I didn't like it. The main character was outright nasty, and yet we have to sympathize with her? This was much more of a thriller than a ghost story, which is what I wanted out of the series. After re-reading this, my opinion hasn't changed. I'd add that there is a time problem with this one:
Silent Night - Christmas, senior year of high school
Silent Night 2 - Christmas one year later
Silent Night 3 - Christmas first year of college
It doesn't mention her taking the year off or anything, so I don't know what the deal is.
As in all three books, I just wished Reva would actually die because she stayed an awful character. ( )