The Great Heartbreak Experiment. Two sides, one story. An E-book by Hal Brindley and Cristina Garcia

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Seven months across Africa with a total stranger. He, an American wildlife photographer. She, a Spanish zoologist. Both write their side of the story. Both agree to never look at what the other has written. Hal and Cristina

Only one person knows the whole story.

You.

Welcome to The Great Heartbreak Experiment, the first novel of its kind, written in two halves by Cristina Garcia and Hal Brindley.

What if you could leave it all behind; your home, your job, your ex-boyfriend, and travel to an exotic land with a guy you never met? Would you do it?

What if she was writing all her most personal thoughts about you in a public journal and all you had to do was open it, but you promised not to. Could you do it?

What if everybody in the whole world knew what he was really thinking? Except you.

Will it work? Read and find out...

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The truck is going dangerously fast, but we'll never make it. I have his face covered with a jacket but I still catch a glimpse of an inch-long fang glowing in the gathering darkness. read more...

Then Hal appeared into my life and I fell for him. I remember a few months ago I called him a slut. Why do I keep falling for this type of man? One hypothesis is that I have been trying to sabotage my own happiness. read more...

“What the hell is that?” It is smooth and round and about the size of a baseball. I kneel down to examine it more closely. Two empty eye sockets gaze back at me. “It’s a skull,” I murmur. I can only think of one animal skull that looks like this. It is a baby human. read more...

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