The Sun And The Moon

The Sun And The Moon

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WpMetadataReadConcluida jue, oct 13, 20161h 53m
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The story of Moon and James goes on. Just at the point they thought it was over, wierd things happened. How would you life, if you didn't know if you were dreaming again, or if it all was real? And would you break yourself too save someone else? Even if you are not sure if it really would heal them, even if it would break you?
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Between Life and Death lies Fate This is the short story of Back Again. This story inspired the novel, which I'm serialising here on Wattpad for my lovely readers. You can read this story to get a taste. The novel has a different ending to a degree and delves deeply into the background of the characters. Most people have told me they cry when they read this story and it's a wild ride. Let me know what you think. :) Could there be any greater nightmare than living through the death of your child? Yes! Reliving it again and again. A tragic accident takes Dawn’s only child right before her eyes. The following surreal days are filled with soul-destroying grief and moments she never wants to live again—until, inexplicably, she finds herself back again, living that day. It’s a second chance to save her son. But changing fate is not as simple as it first appears. Time is not Dawn’s ally. “She’d lost count of the number of times she’d lived through this. Every time it hurt as much as the time before. Eventually, she thought that she must become immune to the events, and that her heart wouldn’t shatter into a thousand, million pieces— But it always did.”

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