A SHOWDOWN IS INEVITABLE IN THE COLOR OF EVIL SERIES. WHO WILL TRIUMPH? WHO WILL WIN AND WHO WILL DIE?

The Books

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The Color Of Evil

Tad McGreevy has a power that he has never revealed, not even to his best friend, Stevie. Tad sees colored auras that tell him if a person is good or evil. Tad dreams about the evil-doers, reliving their crimes in vivid detail. Tad doesn’t know if the evil acts he witnesses in his nightmares are happening now, are already over, or will occur in the future. He has no control over the horrifying visions. He has been told never to speak of his power. All Tad knows is that he wants to protect those he loves. And he wants the bad dreams to stop.  

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Red Is For Rage

When Stevie Scranton goes missing, best friend Tad vows to do everything he can to find him.  Tad enlists the help of retired policeman Charlie Chandler and a team of volunteers. This rag-tag team of detectives continues searching for Stevie Scranton, the misfit of Sky High. In their search, they discover a monster every bit as dangerous as Pogo and must confront him in order to save Stevie. When Michael Clay escapes custody, Pogo’s actions restart the vicious cycle of violent nightmares. Pogo poses a threat to the entire town of Cedar Falls.

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Khaki = Killer

Tad and his classmates once again grapple with life and death issues as graduation looms. Familiar characters reappear: Charlie Chandler, Jenny SanGiovanni, Melody Harris, Janice Kraemer, Stevie Scranton, Heather Crompton, and Officer Friendly Lenny McIntyre. Innocent lives hang in the balance as escaped serial killer Michael Clay targets Tad McGreevy, which can mean only one thing: death. As the teenagers near the end of high school, they face obstacles, challenges, dangers, and choices that will change their lives.

About The Series

What makes this series unique?

Tad must wage a silent war against those who would harm the ones he loves.

Tad McGreevy possesses a special power that allows him to see auras around others, and later at night, relive the crimes of those with the color of evil (khaki). Tad doesn’t know whether the events he experiences in his nightmares are happening now, happened in the past, or are going to happen in the future.

About the first installment in THE COLOR OF EVIL, Jonathan Maberry said, “old-school psychological horror, artfully blended with new-school shocks and twists.” The mysteries begin to deepen at the end of Book 1, when a main character disappears. The stakes heighten in RED IS FOR RAGE as we are introduced to Daniel Malone and learn of his penchant for kidnapping underage boys.

Tad loves Jenny SanGiovanni and Stevie is smitten with Janice Kramer. Even the adults get into the act, as Jenny’s mother marries a former policeman. Some of the romances are bound to fail, but more romance awaits and more heartbreak with it.

If you possessed a power that, might predict the future, what do you think would happen to you?
Find out in Book #4, SCARLET SUMMER, not yet released!

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YOUNG ADULT

Perfect for readers aged 15-25

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HORROR 

For those who like to be scared

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SUPERNATURAL

Just a little bit

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THRILLER

Full Of Action

THE CHARACTERS

These four teenagers are the main characters of the series.

Tad McGreevy

Possesses the ability to see “auras” around others that tell him whether the person is good, bad, kind, etc. The power is called Tetrachromatic Super Vision and also can cause blinding headaches. The “color of evil,” in Tad’s world, is khaki.

TAD McGreevy

A soft-hearted, loyal friend. Son of Jim and Jeannie McGreevy. Younger brother of Sharon.
Stevie Scranton

A bit of a social outcast, but sensitive and kind. Stevie had some problems at birth. His older sister, Shannon, is “the smart one” leaving Stevie as the “troublemaker.” Stevie is close to his mother. His father Earl regards him as a wimp.

Stevie Scranton

The geeky, funny, class clown who is the best friend of Tad. Son of Sally and Earl Scranton.
Jenny San Giovanni

Jeff had the Budweiser distributorship in Cedar Falls, but Jeff and Andrea divorced and Jeff married Tammy. Jeff was an NRA gun nut. He had a vast collection of guns under lock and key in his attic. Jenny has an older brother and sister: Frank and Cynthia.

Jenny SanGiovanni

Cute, blonde cheerleader. Daughter of Andrea SanGiovanni (Tuttle) and Jeff SanGiovanni.

Her parents are staunch Catholics. She also has an older sister, Claire Kramer Richardson, who is married to Stephen and works at a bank. Claire and her husband have been unsuccessfully trying to start a family.

Janice Kramer

Busty Italian cheerleader who once dated Jeremy Gustaffsson. Her father is a baker and her mother is a housewife.

Reviews

Connie Wilson is back—and the return trip will be a joy to her readers. I’ve praised her work in the past and am happy to repeat the performance here and now. She’s good! She’s damn good! In a world of mainly bad-to-fair writers, she stands above the crowd with plot, description, and strong characters. Believe me, you’ll enjoy her latest! That’s a guarantee! Go Connie! Blockquote Image

William F. Nolan

There are just some stories that stick with you and Connie Corcoran Wilson’s do just that. From the moment you open the first page you’re sucked into this other world where you’re never sure if that sound you heard was just outside your window or just in your head. I loved every page of this book and you will too!!!! Blockquote Image

Amazon Commenter

A fantastic tale of good and evil and those in-between…We get the sense that there will be more to come…When something takes hold of you and leads you on a journey full of twists and turns, you might be satisfied but you definitely want to experience it again. Experience it for yourself and you’ll see what I mean. Blockquote Image

C. A. Webb

Heart-pounding Thriller, Violent but Hopeful “Red is for Rage” is the second book in Ms. Wilson’s “The Color of Evil” series (I also reviewed the first), and I certainly hope that there will be a third entry, because the author hooks us at the end with a cliffhanger, which left this reviewer hungering for more: answers, characters, continuation of the several plots and subplots. As always, Ms. Wilson juggles a large cast of characters, develops each, and keeps plots going on all the burners. If you’re looking for action, it’s here; suspense, it’s here; mystery, romance, adventure, thrills–“Red is for Rage” has them all…. Blockquote Image

Mallory Anne-Marie Haws

Connie Corcoran Wilson’s has become another favorite go-to storyteller. The Color of Evil and Red is for Rage, is reminiscent of a Stephen King novel. Mr. King had a knack of making the all American small town a nest of unimaginable horror. Well, Ms. Wilson has also accomplished that in her tales. . . .The story flowed smoothly, the action steady. Blockquote Image

Michele

I have to know what happens to everyone. The book was full of drama, terror and intrigue. But also full of characters with deep friendships and relationships and also a dose of humor thrown in. The book was extremely well written and I was never bored. The story flowed smoothly even though there are lots of characters to keep up with. I was invested in knowing what would happen with every single one of them. The book kept me riveted to the page. I had to know what would happen next. SO much so, that it only took me a few days to read all three books in the series. Blockquote Image

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