Sam I Am (Book One of the October Trilogy)

by Heather Killough-Walden

Overview

Seventeen year-old Logan Wright has always turned to the make-believe world of her written words to escape the pain of her real life. Through her writing, she lives vicariously, creating gorgeous but dangerous male characters who hunt down, and fight for, their chosen mates. For a vice, it's a safe one. Normally.

However, this is October.

The moon is full, the cemetery is filled with mists, and the misspoken words of an ages-old spell have released an ancient force. It is shapeless - nameless. Until it happens upon the words of a beautiful young bard and takes the wickedly handsome form of one of her creations.

Now Logan finds herself the object of desire for a boy who appears to be everything she ever dreamed of. Sam Hain is tall, strong, and gorgeous. He wants her; there’s no denying that. So, what’s the problem?

Sam’s kisses come with sharp teeth – and a dark promise.

Logan, her friends, and her long-time crush must band together in order to save her from the force they unwittingly awakened. They have one month. And it’s going to be a tough one.


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Heather Killough-Walden is a California native currently living in Texas with her husband and child. She is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling e-book author of the Big Bad Wolf series, as well as the print and ebook Lost Angels series which includes ALWAYS ANGEL (available now) and AVENGER’S ANGEL (available November, 2011).

Visit Heather's Web site at www.killough-walden.com, where you can sign up for her newsletter. Also, be sure to keep in touch with her and other fans through her Facebook page and Twitter (killoughwalden)!

Product Details

BN ID:	2940012216519
Publisher:	Heather Killough-Walden
Publication date:	02/17/2011
Series:	The October Trilogy , #1
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	533 KB

About the Author

Heather Killough-Walden is a California native currently living in Texas with her husband and child. She is the bestselling Kindle author of the Big Bad Wolf series and the October Trilogy. Heather’s educational background includes religious studies, archeology, and law. She has traveled all over the world but hopes to one day live in a town with a world-class hockey team. (Go Pens!) Visit Heather’s website at www.killough-walden.com, where you can sign up for her newsletter. Also, be sure to keep in touch with her and other fans through her Facebook page!

Editorial Reviews

This is a story that I think both teens and adults will both enjoy as I am the latter and thoroughly enjoyed this book. Logan has a very dysfunctional family and uses her writing to escape from it all. Unfortunately for her, her writing skills also bring Sam to her. He wants to take her to his world and show her things she never knew she could have. She has her own love interest and friends that she cares a great deal for and Sam could very well take all of it away. You definately need to read..

T Bell

This story is fast-paced and well written, with a rich and internally consistent supernatural background, in which Heather Killough-Walden's knowledge of Celtic mythology shines through... In my opinion this is the best story yet by Heather Killough-Walden. Thoroughly recommended for lovers of the supernatural.

Mr. B.W. Officer

Killough-Walden introduces the reader to a heroine who is suffering as too many young women in the world are. I'm no teenager, but I found myself immediately identifying with her. The book made me remember those feelings in vivid detail. It was like being the heroine herself. The descriptions in this book are amazing. I could hear everything, feel everything, see everything as if I were there, in the book. My only complaint is that it is such an engaging read, it was over too quickly...

PIlar n/a

If you like a tale that is not so simple or predictable with some very enticing evil thrown in for good measure then you definitely want to read this tale from Heather Killough-Walden. Yes the main characters are older teens but I do think even adults will find it enjoyable and interesting. As with all Heather's works it is intelligently written and her penchant for making the villain just a bit more fun than the hero is very definitely intact.

J.L. Klimt