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Lucid is about a pretty student called sloane and her college friends. They live in L.A. and they like to go out and drink and party. But Sloane's fun lifestyle is interrupted when she starts messing around with a technique called Lucid Dreaming. She soon regrets it, because she starts having horrible nightmares that her neighbor Mr Phillips is a violent kidnapper. sloane's friends keep telling her not to worry, they are only dreams and they are not important. But Sloane isn't so sure, especially when Mr Phillips starts acting strange in real life. Sloane becomes convinced that her dreams are trying to warn her about something that actually happened, and she will stop at nothing to try and prove it.
I really liked this story. The writer uses some pretty unusual words so you might need to keep a dictionary handy! However, I enjoyed the twists and turns in Lucid and the ending blew me away! This is a good book for people like me who have had crazy dreams and wondered if the information in dreams actually means something or not.
BookReviewsByDebra
Posted August 1, 2009
Slone Solomon has dreams so vivid they seem almost real. In her dreams she is looking in her neighbors apartment and sees him torturing a girl. Each dream becomes more intense. Her imagination is running wild. She becomes so obsessed in proving he is a murderer that she does not realize she is about to have the most frightening nightmare of all
Lucid had a great ending but I still felt like I was missing something in between. Katherine Angela Yeboah paints a vivid word picture. This is a short story that will appeal to those who enjoy fear.
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Overview
Sloane Solomon is a beautiful, young college student who begins experimenting with a very intense type of dreaming known as ‘lucid dreaming’. At first, she is captivated by these dreams, which are far more vivid and memorable than any she has experienced before. But Sloane’s dreams quickly turn into nightmares when she is given a glimpse into her neighbor’s apartment. There, she is confronted by disturbing visions of a battered teenager who is being held captive in a tiny, hidden room.Sloane does her best to push the nightmares out of her mind, telling herself they are nothing more than the products of an overactive imagination. But the frightening dreams continue, forcing Sloane to ask ...