Summer Storm
When Storm Raymond is forced to spend the summer with her eccentric Grandmother, Lydia Sloane, in the small town of Hollow Falls, NY, she doesn't think life could get any worse.
After her parents took away the European Vacation of a life time, over a serious misunderstanding at school, Storm felt like there wasn't a soul left in the world who listened to her. Who believed in her. Who cared about her...
With no car, no internet, no television, barely any cell phone reception, and no friends, Storm truly believed this was the worst punishment her parents had ever given her. She might as well be locked up in prison.
Until one day, while her Grandmother was in town grocery shopping, Storm discovered a deep, dark secret in Grandma Lydia's attic. A room Storm never even realized existed, with a spell book, giant crystals, dried herbs, and weird symbols drawn on the floor and walls. What was really going on in the Sloane family? How did Storm never find out about it? And why did her mother keep it all a secret?
Take a bumpy ride with Storm, because this summer just became more interesting than anything she thought possible.
After her parents took away the European Vacation of a life time, over a serious misunderstanding at school, Storm felt like there wasn't a soul left in the world who listened to her. Who believed in her. Who cared about her...
With no car, no internet, no television, barely any cell phone reception, and no friends, Storm truly believed this was the worst punishment her parents had ever given her. She might as well be locked up in prison.
Until one day, while her Grandmother was in town grocery shopping, Storm discovered a deep, dark secret in Grandma Lydia's attic. A room Storm never even realized existed, with a spell book, giant crystals, dried herbs, and weird symbols drawn on the floor and walls. What was really going on in the Sloane family? How did Storm never find out about it? And why did her mother keep it all a secret?
Take a bumpy ride with Storm, because this summer just became more interesting than anything she thought possible.