Crimson Summer by Heather Graham

 



Crimson Summer is the first book I’ve read by Heather Graham, which I’m shocked about since she’s written over a 100 books. Crimson Summer picks up after Danger in Numbers and while you can read this and still enjoy it, I feel reading that one first would have enhanced Crimson Summer for me. I happen to love reading anything about cults and this one had all the creepiness and believability that I needed to end up really enjoying this. Another thing I enjoyed was Amy. She was a take no prisoners, tough woman who modeled strength and courage. 

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