Blue is for Nightmares by Laurie Faria Stolarz

She has to rely on her own instincts only and her grandmother's guidance.

Stacey decides to venture into the woods on her own, notifying the police about it. She receives further clues but she receives a message that her dreams provided her with enough information already. Stacey tries to contact the spirits to help her track down Drea. All her friends are preoccupied with their own problems. The next day also Drea is missing, but only Stacey seems to be doing something about it. Stacey finds Veronica lying down dead in the classroom and is questioned by the police.

When she gets there however, she is killed. Veronica receives an email from Chad to collect her cheat sheets from the classroom. Only when she receives a warning to mind her own business along with Drea's handkerchief she decides to avoid any matter involving stalking. It also turns out that another girl, Veronica Leeman is threatened in the same way. The stalker starts threatening her and Stacey. She realizes she made a mistake, but it is too late. At first Drea herself doesn't want to talk about it, embarassed that she let herself get involved in a friendship with someone she doesn't know. She knows that Drea's stalking is connected with phone calls from an unknown stranger. She has to use her grandmother's Wiccan spells, some of them for the first time in her life. Stacey is determined to resolve these mysteries, find the stalker, and save Drea's life. Drea also receives strange phone calls and emails from Chad. Drea receives lilies whose number represents the number of days she has left before she is going to meet her stalker and die. This time they involve Drea, her closest friend and roommate.Įverything happens just it is in Stacey's dreams. She used to have them in the past, and now she has them again. Similar events and similar places keep appearing again. Stacey Brown, a junior in Hillcrest High School experiences recurring nightmares.

Blue is for Nightmares by Laurie Faria Stolarz