Red Eye Series 4 Books Collection Set - Whiteout Dark Room Savage Island Fir - Young Adult - Paperback

Titles in This Set. Whiteout. Dark Room. Savage Island. Fir. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. Publisher: Stripes Publishing. Age Range: Young Adult (12+). Overview. The Red Eye Series 4 Books Collection Set gathers four stand-alone YA thrillers from the Stripes Publishing Red Eye list: Whiteout, Dark Room, Savage Island and Fir. Each title comes from a different author, united by the series' trademark blend of claustrophobic settings, isolated teenage protagonists and slow-burning dread. Ideal for teens and reluctant readers who love fast-paced, atmospheric thrillers, this brand new paperback set makes a great gift, classroom addition or personal collection for fans of chilling, page-turning fiction.. About the Book(s). Whiteout follows Charlie on a school ski trip that turns into a nightmare when a storm cuts the resort off from the outside world, trapping students on the mountain as long-buried secrets and old ghost stories start to feel disturbingly real. Dark Room introduces Darla, who moves with her father to affluent Saffron Hills hoping for a fresh start, only to find herself an outsider among the selfie-obsessed teens at her new school — and increasingly haunted by unexplained visions she cannot shake. Savage Island raises the stakes further: when reclusive millionaire Marcus Gold invites five teenagers to compete in a gruelling "Iron Teen" contest on his private Outer Hebrides island for a life-changing cash prize, the group quickly discovers survival, not victory, is the real challenge. Fir closes the set with the Stromberg family's move to an isolated Swedish pine plantation, where early snowfall cuts them off from the world, leaving nothing to do but explore the eerie old plantation house and confront what may be hiding within it. Each book stands alone, so readers can dip in and out in any order, but together they showcase the Red Eye series' signature mix of realistic teen drama, remote unsettling locations, and slow-building psycholog