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eBook details
- Title: Dreamers: A Short Story
- Author : J. R. Frontera
- Release Date : January 16, 2016
- Genre: Adventure,Books,Sci-Fi & Fantasy,Science Fiction & Literature,Science Fiction,Mysteries & Thrillers,Short Stories,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 298 KB
Description
J. R. Frontera proves in this tale of the future that a mind belonging to the glory days of the Twilight Zone still puts pen to page. This brilliantly written, very meaty science fiction thriller short will have you jumping out of your chair -- literally -- and when it's over, you'll be haunted by the results....
Rostam Hobbs never told anyone about the dreams.
He'd been on track to make Chief Engineer on the New Horizon space station … before the dreaming interrupted his sleep patterns. Before the miscalculation that nearly froze the entire west residence wing into a block of ice. Before he’d been reassigned to a junk-bucket scout ship to get lost in some godforsaken corner of space.
Dreamers were supposed to have been identified and utilized by the time they hit puberty, and he’s well past that. Maybe they wouldn’t take him now, given his age, but he doesn’t dare chance being found out. Most people are blissfully unaware that Dreamers even exist. But he works in Engineering. He knows everything about Dreamers.
And on a ship this small on a mission this long, it’s getting harder and harder to hide …
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DREAMERS is a science fiction thriller short story, and here is what Advanced Readers had to say about it:
“You have a fantastic voice–and I am simultaneously horrified and fascinated by the fact [spoiler]!!!” — Reece Hanzon, Managing Editor at Jolly Fish Press
“Oh, crap! This is amazing! I will think about a coherent review! Wow! Amazing! This is the work of a seasoned author!!!” — Pat Stevens, Advanced Reader volunteer
"... freaking amazing! I just can't stop thinking about it!! Can you make it a series!?!?" --- Vicky Meyer, Advanced Reader volunteer
“This story was FANTASTIC!” — Tiffiney Baumgarden, Advanced Reader volunteer