What to read after Last Dance for Grace?

We will never have the answer to many of the questions raised by what has become known as the Duke Lacrosse case. What we do know is that lives were changed one night in March 2006 during a chance encounter that should never have taken place. The one person whose life has changed the most is the one that few know. Crystal Gail Mangum was a single mother struggling to live for herself and her children while pursuing a college education. Believing that her options were limited, Crystal decided to take too many risks. Crystal can now admit that dancing was the biggest mistake of her life. Her life, punctuated by big and small mistakes, left her desperate to support her family. Becoming an exotic dancer seemed to be the answer to all of Crystal's problems. The money was fast, and the lifestyle appeared glamorous. She learned that there was money to be made, but it came with risks. As for the glamour, that was all an illusion, too. But Crystal is not unique. Even if we do not know Crystal Mangum, we can agree with her realization that dancing is not the easy path to a better life. Her short stint as a dancer convinced her to encourage women to think about other career choices. Crystal has been through sexual, physical, and emotional abuse that left her with deep psychological scars. The Last Dance for Grace is Crystal's attempt to set the record straight about her life and the circumstances around one of the most controversial cases in American history. 252-page paperback.