It was just the two of them in the gallery. Lobo turned to JK, "Van Gough was intensely disturbed you know. He saw the world through different eyes. Just look. Who in their right mind could imagine a night like that?" He swept his long arm out and pointed at the painting in front of them. The tiny canvas contained an image of stars surrounded by halos of light through blue-black space and a landscape undulating with energy. His mind reeled as he was abruptly dragged back toward the dreamscape. His heart raced as he struggled to compose himself. "I'm sorry. This is fascinating but I'm late for a meeting. I have to run." Lobo laughed and the shadow of something alarming emerged from within his sophisticated exterior. The eyes that looked back at JK glittered with an animal intensity. "Well you can run, but you can't hide Mr. Kimble." JK's life is in ruin. He is a reluctant dreamer in a world where dreaming is a disease. He has lost his status, his job all his money and is on the run to save his life. His only allies are a street gang, a madman and a beautiful angel he doesn't believe in. His only hope lies at the entrance to The Portal of Dreams.
Portal Of Dreams
£5.99
He has lost his status, his job all his money and is on the run to save his life. His only allies are a street gang, a madman and a beautiful angel he doesn’t believe in. His only hope lies at the entrance to The Portal of Dreams.
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Author: William Wallace Tara
Pages: 250 pages
Publisher: Xlibris, Corp. (21 Oct. 2011)
Francisco Varatojo – United States –
I simply loved the book. William Tara is a wonderful writer and I wish someone would produce a movie out of the novel. it would be a great movie. Francisco
Michael Rossoff –
Bill Tara has written a fascinating novel–part present and part future, part about normal consciousness and part about super-consciousness. He has woven a tale with adventure, sex, murder, love and danger. While the novel is set in the future, it has many contemporary elements. It depicts a time of immense polarity where good versus evil is set on an unstoppable path of epic conflict. The battle lines are as ancient as human history, but with a message more relevant than ever. As multi-national corporations expand their power, our freedoms and relationship with the world of nature are jeopardized. The author takes this theme to the ultimate point of crisis, as much a worldly conflict as a spiritual awakening that must occur for reconnection to the essence of our human nature. Portal of Dreams succeeds grandly in depicting the struggles and forces intertwined in an epic clash for survival of humanity as we know it. This novel goes beyond its plot to depict the evolution of one man’s consciousness as he slowly transforms from an everyday technocrat into an enlightened person. I highly recommend this book for its message and the excellent writing that conveys this drama.