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Fleeing the French invasion of Geneva Switzerland in the 1700s, Adam Gold books passage to America with his family. On the ship, Adam's daughter falls fatally ill. A mysterious man comes to Adam with a way to save his child by turning Adam into something darker than human.

150 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 7, 2018

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451 reviews26 followers
December 2, 2023
Told in 1st person
Adam moves from Switzerland to Boston. He travels on a ship with his wife and daughter. His daughter falls ill with scarlet fever and Adam becomes a Vampire. We follow Adam as he struggles with what it means to be a vampire.

Trigger warning:
Loss of parents
Sick child

Word Count:
God - 25 times (mostly in religious use)
Bastard - 3 times
Hell - 5 times
Damned - 2 times
Damn - 2 times
Orgasmic - 1 time
Bitch - 1 time
Breast - 1 time
12 reviews1 follower
February 10, 2025
I love reading about Adam Gold, he's been through so much, but he's strong willed. I highly recommend you read this book. Everything is written in first person, but the author has a way with her words. This author is remarkable.
107 reviews2 followers
October 3, 2019
What happened?!

Just as I was starting to get into this story it's suddenly done.
It is a but tragic. The main character can't seem to catch a break.
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March 26, 2024
An interesting take on a vampire, he wants to be good. A fun quick read. The first book in a series.
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