Saving Kai
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Saving Kai

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Summary

“Exactly what do you want me to do with Kai?” I said aloud, realizing how unclear I was. “There’s a lot of grey area in that question, Kynlee Faith,” he said, coughing into his fist. “Just know that whatever you are in this world, I’m making you a hero in the fictional one.” “But, how exactly am I supposed to save those two?” “If you don’t know,” he started with a smile. “Finding out will be an adventure.” “Are you sure this is going to make a good story?” “Certainly. You start with Kai since that’s easier. There is only one way of saving him...” “Yes?” “Make him fall in love with you.” “Excuse me?” I almost choked on my saliva. “Yes, dear. You’re already obsessed with him. In fact, I think you might be in love with him. Just make him feel the same way.” “Err…isn’t that a bit cruel?” “Nonsense. You’d be taking him out of his misery. Love can change people and if Kai backs down perhaps so will Locklyn.” 24 year-old Kynlee Ryker is the only one who can help her grandfather write his last book. However, despite being the granddaughter of a bestselling author, Kynlee has no idea how to write a story. While battling osteosarcoma herself, Kynlee puts her own life on hold and agrees to comfort her grandfather during his last days. Luca Brazen, diagnosed with lung cancer, has only a few days to live yet a whole book to finish writing. He decides to reveal a huge secret to her...

Status
5yrs ago
Chapters
38
Rating
n/a
Age Rating
13+

Author's Note

Saving Kai is a very loose Little Mermaid retelling and has been inspired by many movies such as The Neverending Story, The Chronicles of Narnia, Goosebumps, The Wizard of Oz and Alice In Wonderland.

I know all those storylines combined together sounds confusing and absurd but they just inspired me.

And I know how much some people love books with dual point-of-view, and so do I. Saving Kai is told from the perspectives of Kynlee Faith Ryker and Kai Bonavich.

Hope you enjoy. Thanks for picking my book!


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