Sparkles of Blue
2.30
by Ray Zdan
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Pub Date Jan 09 2017 | Archive Date Feb 06 2018
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Description
The secret world of Sleepers broke my life like a powerful twister.
I was a humble office rat, spending my grey days hiding in the crowd, doing my job as thousands of others without attracting attention. Then everything changed. The alien world sneaked into my dreams with the persistence of a scarab. I was puzzled at first, I was Prince there, but then the dreams turned into nightmares with dangerous creatures, wars and twisted plots plaguing the alien realm.
My consciousness was bouncing between two worlds. I was forced to live two lives. It wasn’t easy. I thought I could cope with my dreams, but then hunters from the alien world began tracking me down the streets of London. I was on the verge of insanity. Until I found others living the same cycle. And none of us had the slightest chance to break free.
Or so we thought.
Advance Praise
Having only just begun to immerse myself into the world of Sleepers, I can already tell that this is a series that will have its own dedicated shelf on my bookcase. With an overcrowded fantasy genre, the contrast and overlap between the two parallel worlds in addition to the many new ideas that Ray Zdan brings are refreshing whilst the novel still provides a solid core of fantasy elements that us readers know and love. With much of the story taking place in a familiar, modern setting, Ray Zdan has created a believable world that the reader longs to be part of, hoping perhaps that a scarab appears in dreams of their own.
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