Quotes from Sweet Sleep

Kim Cormack ·  407 pages

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“The end of her life was only the beginning of her story.

Sweet Sleep”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


“All hero's are born out of the embers that linger after the fire of great tragedy.

Children of Ankh series”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


“The sunlight blinded her. She felt purified by its rays. She had been in the dark for so long, and in so many ways.☥

Children of Ankh series”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


“The strands of her golden hair danced through her liquid nightmare to an unheard song. She was gone.

"Enlightenment"
C.O.A series”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


“She could just kill them. If she did they would be healed again in moments ☥ She'd better let sleeping demons lie.

"Enlightenment." Coming soon”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep



“Unfortunately on the road to Ankh everyone you love must die.

Children of Ankh series”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


“I've spent a large portion of the last 40 years hunting Dragons because of you. Be flattered, disturbed... Whatever floats your boat.

Tiberius of Triad
C.O.A series”
― Kim Cormack, quote from Sweet Sleep


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About the author

Kim Cormack
Born place: in Port Alberni, Canada
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