Just as soon as the beautiful drifter, Heather, finds peace of mind among the majestic blue mountains of the great Northwest, it is stripped away. Now, a familiar posse runs the town called Marigold and its mining community with their sharp and newly deputized claws. After finding out that this shot of evil has infected her life again and now rules everyone still left on the mountain, she quickly begins to search for the root source of its existence, before it poisons the people and the land itself forever.Does she find love? Do the werewolves infect her with their evil? JAKE KOENEKAMP was working on Indian Summer long before the idea of it becoming a book ever crossed his mind. Indian Summer was untraditionally adapted from a screenplay he started years ago, while attending film school in Portland, Oregon. The manuscript sat around for years, along with all of his other screenplays, unwittingly collecting dust, until someone close to him said, "Jake, you must write this story as a book." So, now, he hopes when people read the book that they will enjoy it as much as he has enjoyed playing it over and over in his head, like any good adventure just begging to play out in the light of day.