Review: Fear Park (Fear Street Collector's Editions #10) by R.L. Stine

Title: Fear Park

Series: Fear Park | Fear Street Collector's Editions

Books in this omnibus: The First Scream | The Loudest Scream | The Last Scream

Author: R.L. Stine

Genre: YA, horror, mystery thriller

Publication date: November 1998

Published by: Archway Paperback

Source: Purchased paperback

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Synopsis:

The First Scream: Dierdre Bradley's father just opened an amusement park on Fear Street, and the screams of joy will soon change to screams of terror.

The Loudest Scream: Dierdre doesn't know that her new boyfriend, Robin Fear, has a plan to destroy Fear Park. A plan that may cost Dierdre her life.

The Last Scream: Robin has almost achieved his dream of destroying Fear Park. But he doesn't know that someone has been watching him -- and waiting for revenge.

My rating: ★★★☆☆

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Review: The Last Scream (Fear Park #3) by R.L. Stine

Title: The Last Scream

Series: Fear Park #3

Previous books in this series: The First Scream (#1) | The Loudest Scream (#2)

Author: R.L. Stine

Genre: YA, horror, mystery thriller

Publication date: September 1996

Published by: Archway Paperback

Source: Purchased paperback

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Synopsis:

Robin Fear has waited decades for this moment. His evil plan is in place. Dierdre Bradley, her father, and Fear Par will be destroyed.

Nothing can stop Robin now.

Except one person. Who's been watching—finding out Robin's secrets—and waiting for revenge.

My rating: ★★★☆☆

It’s closing time... for Dierdre.

I think I started my review of the last book in this series by saying:

“Robin Fear is still trying to stop Fear Park from opening. And Dierdre’s dad is still an idiot for not closing down the park even though people keep dying!”

This book was literally just more of that. All these “accidents” keep happening and that idiot still wont shut down the park! It’s insane! We get a reason as to why Dierdre’s dad wont close the park down, but still!

Review: The Loudest Scream (Fear Park #2) by R.L. Stine

Title: The Loudest Scream

Series: Fear Park #2

Previous book in this series: The First Scream

Author: R.L. Stine

Genre: YA, horror, mystery thriller

Publication date: September 1996

Published by: Archway Paperback

Source: Purchased paperback

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Synopsis:

Something is very wrong at Fear Park. People keep getting hurt—or killed.

Dierdre Bradley knows this is the worst time to fall in love. But she can't help herself. Robin Fear is so intense and mysterious. He always acts as if he has a big secret.

He does. Robin wants to destroy Fear Park. And he has a plan—a plan that will cost Dierdre her life!

My rating: ★★★☆☆

Buy a ticket to terror.

Robin Fear is still trying to stop Fear Park from opening. And Dierdre’s dad is still an idiot for not closing down the park even though people keep dying! Wtf, bro! Shut it down! He’s gonna get so many lawsuits. Lol.

Review: The First Scream (Fear Park #1) by R.L. Stine

Title: The First Scream

Series: Fear Park #1

Author: R.L. Stine

Genre: YA, horror, mystery thriller

Publication date: August 1996

Published by: Archway Paperback

Source: Purchased paperback

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Synopsis:

Would you open an amusement park on Fear Street? Would you take a risk and go against the ancient curse of the Fear Family?

Dierdre Bradley's father would. He is opening Fear Park in a few days. But he doesn't know someone--or something--will do anything to stop him.

Soon the screams of joy will turn to screams of terror. And Dierdre will be caught in a nightmare right that never ends.

My rating: ★★★☆☆

Are we having fun yet?

The First Scream takes place in two different timelines, I guess? We start off in 1935 then move to the present aka 1996. Well, the synopsis makes it seem like most of our time will be spent in the present but noooo! Most of it takes place in the past. Don’t get me wrong, I would’ve enjoyed it more had I not been lied to and anticipating the switch early on in the book! But the present is literally only the last 40 pages of this book! That was a little frustrating. But anyway, this book...