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Forget Tomorrow (Forget Tomorrow #1)
Author: Pintip Dunn

Genre: YA Science Fiction/Dystopia
Release Date: November 3, 2015
Publisher: Entangled Teen

Description:

Imagine a world where your destiny has already been decided...by your future self.

It's Callie’s seventeenth birthday and, like everyone else, she's eagerly awaiting her vision―a memory sent back in time to sculpt each citizen into the person they're meant to be. A world-class swimmer. A renowned scientist.

Or in Callie's case, a criminal.

In her vision, she sees herself murdering her gifted younger sister. Before she can process what it means, Callie is arrested and placed in Limbo―a hellish prison for those destined to break the law. With the help of her childhood crush, Logan, a boy she hasn’t spoken to in five years, she escapes.

But on the run from her future, as well as the government, Callie sets in motion a chain of events that she hopes will change her fate. If not, she must figure out how to protect her sister from the biggest threat of all—Callie, herself.  

10 Reasons Why Logan is Swoon-Worthy

I loved writing Logan Russell, Callie's love interest in FORGET TOMORROW. Sure, he's about two decades too young for me, and he's, you know, imaginary. But I'll admit it -- he makes me swoon. Here are some reasons why:
 
1. He's cute. REALLY cute. Blond hair, green eyes, dimples. A chiseled swimmer's build. He might have been inspired from someone from my real life...but I'll never tell who...
 
2. When they were kids, Logan finds out that Callie wilts when she is shut away from the outside. Thus, he gives her a brightly colored leaf every day, to remind her of the sun.
 
3. At great personal risk to himself and his future, he rescues Callie from Limbo, a hellish prison for those destined to break the law.
 
4. Logan cares very deeply about his family. He is haunted by an incident from his childhood, when his inaction put a loved one in jeopardy. Despite his appealing qualities, he's not perfect, and five years after the incident, he continues to feel a deep, pervasive guilt that shapes all of his actions -- and momentarily clouds his judgment.
 
5. He's the consummate outdoorsman. There's nothing he can't do -- build a fire, navigate a map, build a bed out of pine needles and moss.
 
6. He's a REALLY good swimmer. Everyone says he's a shoo-in to be a Gold-Star swimmer, which is equivalent to the Olympics. Callie can't swim, so he side-strokes across a river dragging her on his hip.
 
7. Logan is also a gentleman. He gives Callie the bigger piece of fruit, the warmer jacket. When he carries Callie's through the woods, he turns his body left and then right to shield her from the worst of the branches and thorns.
 
8. Logan is a bit...partial when it comes to Callie. Some people criticized Callie's guacamole as having too much lime, but Logan insists that's it's perfect. He says he doesn't like it when food tastes too uniform, because variety brings the flavor to life.
 
9. He can also be a bit of a romantic. Because they don't have silverware, he feeds Callie the venison stew with his fingers. He also gathers wood, builds a fire, and boils water -- all so Callie can have a hot shower.
 
10. Last, but not least, Logan sees into the very heart of Callie. When she has doubts and fears the monster that she will become, he believes in her strength and her love for her sister. It is with Logan's belief that she is able to fight the future and Fate itself. 

When my first-grade teacher asked me what I wanted to be when I grew up, I replied, “An author.” Although I have pursued other interests over the years, this dream has never wavered. I graduated from Harvard University, magna cum laude, with an A.B. in English Literature and Language. I received my J.D. at Yale Law School, where I was an editor of the YALE LAW JOURNAL. I published an article in the YALE LAW JOURNAL, entitled, “How Judges Overrule: Speech Act Theory and the Doctrine of Stare Decisis,” and received the Barry S. Kaplan Prize for best paper in Law and Literature.
 
I am represented by literary agent Beth Miller of Writers House. I'm a 2012 Golden Heart® finalist and a 2014 double-finalist. I'm a member of Romance Writers of America, Washington Romance Writers, YARWA, and The Golden Network.
 
I live with my husband and children in Maryland. 

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