Soulfire
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Yet another night yielded results of such great magnitude, that I fear for my own sanity if these dreams are a reference to my past. Perhaps the memories I want to unravel were far darker than I want them to be, or my mind is dealing with complex issues within. Either way, the nightmare that I had last night revealed to me a darker side to this world of my imagination. Sometimes the complexities of the mind can be intriguing, but the dark side of one’s thoughts can create its own phobias. The dream continued where my last one had left off. This is also the first time this has ever happened, but it is a bit settling. Whether it is the writing that is making it more vivid or my mind losing itself to the dream, I cannot be sure. Either way, the visions I had started to have during the day have not interrupted my waking moments while analyzing what I have written, or putting my pen to the page. The structure that Doctor Peters had hoped to give to my imagination is seeming to pay off. In the dim lit room with the screen hanging on the wall, where I stood proudly next to my father, I saw Miku step up to the dark shadow in the hallway in front of him. He spoke his enemy’s name with a feeling of revulsion in his voice, “Xan’dros…”
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A patient walks through the dark halls of the psychiatric ward, no memory of his past, but suddenly unbelievable visions and dreams start to torment him. The doctor urges him to write them down as they both believe that the dreams could be related to his memories somehow trying to resurface. Once the dream world starts to become linear and a story begins to take shape, the patient begins to believe that they are more than just illusions. Unsure of this, he starts to take to heart the story of his dreams . . . and ask questions. At night, while sleeping, he returns as “Zack” to “Teuran.” All the dreams, so far, take place in this “Silver City.” Working together in a secure community, there is little room for dishonor for the son of a rumored drunken old veteran. After a day of school like any other, he is forced to confront the world outside the walls and encounters people with mysterious powers. As the dreams become clearer and clearer, so too do they become more and more unbelievable. The patient constantly thinks he is losing his mind until he finally begins to suspect that the good doctor may know more than he lets on . . .
About the Author
Daniel “Z” Hastings lives the life of a dreamer. A student of science and inquisitive to the spiritual, he seeks out the truth behind the truth. This first book: Soulfire, is an introduction to his life’s work The Forgotten Age (TFA), presenting a fresh combination of Psychological Thriller and Epic Fantasy.