After summarily being escorted home from the beautiful and historic Dordogne region of France by several members of the FBI, and having been told to never divulge anything about what they’ve seen or done, David and Chris discover that they’ve not only inherited a great deal of money from the estate of the late Paul Maxwell, but along with the money, they’ve also come into possession of a simple, nondescript, brown paper parcel that Paul left for them as part of their inheritance. When David finally pushes Chris to open it, the contents, along with a strange and perplexing letter, send David on a circuitous quest to understand what it all means, never suspecting the outcome would end so frighteningly close to home.

Sam Sommer, the author of Reservations For 4, a one-act play that was presented as part of the 2012 Downtown Urban Theatre Festival; Bed & Breakfast, a gay comedy that premiered at the NY Fresh Fruit Festival and was winner of Best Full-Length Play; Attic, The Wings Theatre (2000); and 'Til Death Us Do Part, 3 One-Act Plays, on Theater Row, NYC (1997).

His short stories have appeared in numerous anthologies over the years, most recently, Color Zap!, Queer Fish Anthology, and reprinted in Wilde Stories, an anthology of the best gay speculative fiction (2012); Human Nature, Gay and Gray Anthology; and Starting Over, Best Gay Romances 2009.

Mr. Sommer's Off-Broadway directing credits include: After Dark (1998), Attic (2000), and Summerland (2001), which was published in Plays and Playwrights 2001—The Best of the Off-Off Broadway Season.

An accomplished designer and former advertising creative director, he is the recipient of two OOBR awards (Off-Off Broadway Review) for Scenic Design for the shows: Cowboys and Tango Masculino.