Spotlight: Geminus by Cory Swanson
Time is a fickle thing. Is the future as fixed as the past?
Cassie and Helen are twins spawned from a bolt of lightning that struck their mother while she was pregnant, as if from Zeus himself, or so their mother told them. Like millions of other twin’s they share a special bond.
However, their bond is unlike any other, for Cassie remembers the future while Helen experiences the present. A fact the girls and their mother have kept secret from the world. As Cassie and Helen head off to college their lives are about to be irrevocably changed forever.
Praise for Geminus
Geminus: A Time Travel Novella by @author_cory
Time is a fickle thing. Is the future as fixed as the past?
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