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    Goodnight Sam
    Goodnight Sam
    Goodnight Sam
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    Goodnight Sam

    By Inger Iversen

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    Goodnight Sam reveals the tragic history of Sam and Hope, who have existed as vampires since the eighteenth century. Sam has grown weary of the new world along with the escalating conflicts of his kind and wishes to attain peace in what is know as 'the true death', while Hope desperately desires to pursue a more fulfilling life together. The repercussions of the shocking mutual decision they make, and Bessina’s role as a witness to it, become the catalyst for the dangers facing Bess and Trace in the Running in the Dark Series.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherInger Iversen
    Release dateSep 15, 2012
    ISBN9781301454501
    Goodnight Sam
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    Inger Iversen

    OK, I really don’t know where to start, so I guess I will start with things that I would like to know about my favorite authors. I work in a factory making chainsaws. Well that’s a bit of a fib, I don’t make chainsaws, I actually I make the little pieces that come together to make a whole saw :] When I am not there, which is about 15 days a month, I spend my time in Barnes and Noble with my B&N buddy, Kaii. Who is Kaii you ask? Kaii is my younger photo happy taking brother. I have three sisters and one brother, God bless his soul for being the only boy surrounded by bunch of chatty women. :] I live in Virginia Beach with my tree-hugging boyfriend Josh and our overweight Norwegian Forest cat Max or as I love to call him Kitamacat.

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      Goodnight Sam - Inger Iversen

      Goodnight Sam

      A Short Story

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      Running in the Dark Series

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      Goodnight Sam

      He turns to look at me and smiles, his ice-blue eyes burn into mine as I feign a smile of serenity back at him. And though he knows that it is just my habit, he accepts it. It is part of a rule we made centuries: to fit in as best as possible, and not to hide but to be better predators. Beasts in a world of lambs are all he and I are, and I have come to accept this.

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