Crimson (Dead World Series, Book 3)

By Jordan Summers

Book Overview

On the run from their enemies, hunted by the law they once dedicated their lives to, werewolves Morgan Hunter and Gina "Red" Santiago have no choice -- they must enter the outlaw territories in order... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0765359162
• Release Date: November 2009
• Publisher: Tor Paranormal Romance
• Length: 320 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.7" x 0.8" x 4.3"

Customer Reviews

strong post apocalyptic science fiction thriller

Former International Police Tactical agent Gina "Red" Santiago and ex sheriff alpha Morgan Hunter are on the run from the law for crimes they did not commit. They need hard core evidence to prove they are innocent but law enforcement is not willing to give them the time. Thus Red and Morgan venture inside the No Man's wasteland where the Others and even more dangerous nomads roam freely to kill. A place where the lethal barbaric residents kill first and the two newcomers are perfect targets. To keep her beloved Morgan safe, Red must release her animalistic werewolf side, but somehow she also must control the beast from taking over her human essence. A schizoid Red fears either option will harm her mate, but Rourke is coming for them and he leaves her with no choice. The third strong post apocalyptic science fiction thriller (see RED and SCARLET) CRIMSON continues the deadly trek in the world of Jordon Summers; this time the journey is into the dead zone of a depleted planet earth. The lead couple is terrific as survival depends in the short run of kill or be killed while in the long run they need to find proof of their innocence before the evil villainous Rourke finds them. Although it helps to read the previous two novels to better understand how devastated the planet is by 2160 due to the pandemic environmental disaster of the early previous century and what has happened to America now divided into independent republics, it is not necessary as CRIMSON stands alone although it also adds to the overall theme of a super saga. Harriet Klausner