This extra-special edition includes a brand-new cover and a gorgeous new format inside. EVEN BETTER, it comes with 150 pages of bonus content—Cain-centric novella!
Before Brighton and Cain fell in love and out of time, they lived the same story a hundred times before….
Don’t miss the original novella, A Hundred Times Before, featured exclusively in the special extended edition of We’d Know By Then. Told from Cain’s point of view, this "inbetween-quel" takes place before, during, and after the modern-day love story of Brighton and Cain, exploring two of their past lives and reasons why Death ripped them apart. Discover how their love blossoms in different yet familiar ways and just how far Cain is willing to go to end their curse.
We’d Know By Then: Special Extended Edition AVAILABLE NOW!
Now Available in Audiobook!
I’ve teamed up with the incredible actor, Lisa Roumain, to narrate the audio edition of We’d Know By Then. You can see her in projects like James Cameron’s Avatar, Grey’s Anatomy, Yellowstone, and more! Or better yet, download your copy today, and hear just how freakin’ talented she is (and how lucky we are to listen to her performance!)
We’d Know By Then
In a monochrome world, Brighton Evans is a splash of brilliant color.
She can see the world in its true, kaleidoscopic form—a privilege reserved for soulmates only after they’ve found their other halves.
Knowing your soulmate when they come along should be easy, but Brighton can’t remember a time when she hasn’t seen in color. The past has her convinced that life is safer this way; she doesn’t need a soulmate.
When Brighton meets a handsome, delightfully cheeky stranger, her carefully cultivated ‘happy enough’ crumbles as their meet-cute blossoms into true friendship. Cain Whitaker has soulmate written all over him.
With Cain by her side, Brighton sees the world as she never has before, until circumstance smothers her color and leaves her wondering: if timing is everything . . . is she too late?
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Art by VivSketchess
“The smiles of Cain Whitaker were something she could collect, storing them in a special box like precious, long-distance letters from a secret love.”
—We’d Know By Then, Kirsten Bohling