Callingcaralisa (2015)
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He’d started having the dreams about a year before. All shivery temptation wrapped in darkness, the first few nights had left him tangled in sheets and confused. He’d been a Hunter since birth, a bookkeeper by choice, and assumed his role in life to be reasonably clear cut and logical.
But his nighttime adventures wakened something else—a need, a confusing ripple of dissent, a taboo he longed to break.
It had taken him quite a long time to figure out what was happening. To be sure he wasn’t sudd...enly picking up womanly Seer powers or was just a sick fuck. No, his dreams were the result of something even more unlikely.
Jackson.
Hunters could communicate telepathically and frequently did.
In battle, it was useful. In feeding their powers off human emotions, it was decadent. In dreams? It generally was accidental. Sort of like rolling over and bumping someone while you were unconscious, but with your mind rather than your body.
Jackson dreamed in color, dreamed with a brittle vibrancy that seared Bentley, and his dreams starred Caralisa doing things Bentley hadn’t considered anatomically possible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He’d started having the dreams about a year before. All shivery temptation wrapped in darkness, the first few nights had left him tangled in sheets and confused. He’d been a Hunter since birth, a bookkeeper by choice, and assumed his role in life to be reasonably clear cut and logical.
But his nighttime adventures wakened something else—a need, a confusing ripple of dissent, a taboo he longed to break.
It had taken him quite a long time to figure out what was happening. To be sure he wasn’t sudd...enly picking up womanly Seer powers or was just a sick fuck. No, his dreams were the result of something even more unlikely.
Jackson.
Hunters could communicate telepathically and frequently did.
In battle, it was useful. In feeding their powers off human emotions, it was decadent. In dreams? It generally was accidental. Sort of like rolling over and bumping someone while you were unconscious, but with your mind rather than your body.
Jackson dreamed in color, dreamed with a brittle vibrancy that seared Bentley, and his dreams starred Caralisa doing things Bentley hadn’t considered anatomically possible.
What to read after Callingcaralisa?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nelson, Virginia to read onlineMoreLess
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