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    Anterograde

    By Kallysten

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    About this ebook

    When Calden wakes up – every time he wakes up – the last thing he can recall is a debilitating headache that even his medical background failed to identify as anything more serious than a regular headache. He also remembers his decision to ignore the fact that his best friend Eli is married and to tell him about his long-standing feelings for him. He remembers June second.

    But it is not June second anymore. The tattoos on his arm and chest prove it. They also tell him why he doesn’t remember anything past June second... and why Eli sleeps in his bed now.

    When Calden wakes up – every time he wakes up – he gets to discover Eli is in love with him for the first time all over again.

    (63.000 words)

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKallysten
    Release dateJun 30, 2014
    ISBN9781311585172
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    Kallysten

    Kallysten’s most exciting accomplishment to date was to cross a few thousand miles and an ocean to pursue the love of her life. She strives to give her characters the same ‘happy ever after’ she found... although their lives are significantly stranger than hers! But whether they have fangs or an inner beast, whether they play with magic or with whips, whether they’re looking for ‘the one’ or a single night of fun, in the end it’s all about love... To see her other stories, visit http://original.kallysten.net. Subscribe to her readers group for free stories and exclusive content, and to get notices about new releases, discounts and giveaways.

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    • 4/5
      I really enjoyed this story. I think the dual timelines got a little confusing at times, and maybe a device to resituate the reader would have been helpful, but I like alternate timelines. The medical stuff was very well researched and the romance was very sweet.