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    Please Don't Call Me Sam!
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    Please Don't Call Me Sam!

    By Dara Dionne Welms

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    When a rich, handsome stranger named Samson Brodice walks through the door of Black Jack’s Tavern, Mantha thinks her luck has finally changed. One night with Samson, and hello rent money, goodbye bills! But when Samson drops dead unexpectedly in his penthouse suite, Mantha must prove she’s not a murderer! Mantha embarks upon a quest to learn all she can about the enigmatic Samson and, in doing so, makes several powerful discoveries about herself. Delving deep into her darkest memories to confront her distant past, Mantha must somehow learn from her mistakes. Only then can she unlock the clues to her survival. Please Don’t Call Me Sam is a culturally diverse and soulful story featuring the strong, rich narratives of underrepresented voices. If you enjoy thoughtful, humorous tales that revel in the perplexity, absurdity, and sometimes beauty of the darker side of life, this novel is the perfect fit!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMantha Moore Mysteries
    Release dateMay 8, 2018
    ISBN9781732262508
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