Review: Run on Red - Noelle W. Ihli

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Review: Run on Red - Noelle W. Ihli - November 2023

This past month has been a slow reading month and I was stuck on a romance book for the past two days, I tried and tried but I just felt so blah with it and it wasn't moving as fast as it should have been for more, so then I decided the best genre to give a go would be a thriller. This book I ended up reading this in two hours and was the first one of her's I had read and now looking forward to reading her other books. This book gave me the vibes of the movie Joy Ride which features Paul Walker. Remember the one where they tease the trucker with Candy Cane over the radio and he gets revenge on them by playing cat and mouse on the deserted roads? Run on Red starts with two friends Laura and Liz, heading to a party after work. The car they are in is old and soon they find themselves out in the country with no cell coverage and being chased by two men in masks in a ute. What do they want with Liz and Laura? Can the girls not only survive the night by putting their true crime knowledge to the test but also in doing so uncover a range of crimes committed by frat brothers? Run on Red is a thriller that could trigger some emotions as it does also spotlight fraternity rape and the things that can go on at their parties e.g. drinking etc.  If you love thrillers and new adult edginess, then you will love Run on Red by Noelle W. Ihli.


Amazon: https://amzn.to/4763Cb1




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