Review: Hot Summer
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 28, 2014
Cassandra Baker Durham's new book The Summer of Wrath is a smoldering hot book about tradegy, faith, disappoint, hope. The book starts out at a pace that increases as time and situations go on. You start to realize that Wilson is facing a lot of battles in his life. From the loss of his dad to the struggles of his family, to his relationship with his girlfriend, this man is truly tested and the odds seem overwhelming. This is nothing compared to what he has to go through once his little sister is kidnapped. We are immersed into the seedy world of human trafficking. We are also drawn into the power of a man determined to find his missing sister at all costs. The power of love and determination is put on display here. The power of faith and belief.The author written in a way where we find ourselves drawn into the story. It is written in a clear concise way. Vivid and colorful at times, dark and murky at other times. The book takes us on an emotional roller coaster, there are many highs and lows in this book. Moments of happiness and sadness. This is achieved through the author's well developed characters. The characters are written in a way where you actually see and feel them. They are three dimensional. They possess qualities both flawed and unflawed. There are twists and turns that leaves you speechless. This is a hot book, put on your shades and enjoy.