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The Gods of Dream: An Epic Fantasy [Kindle Edition]

Daniel Arenson (Author)
4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
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What are dreams? Some think they are figments of our mind. But what if they were wisps of a distant, magical world... a world you could visit?

Twins Cade and Tasha discover Dream, the land dreams come from. It is a realm of misty forests, of verdant mountains, of mysterious gods who send dreams into our sleep. Cade and Tasha seek solace there; they are refugees, scarred and haunted with memories of war. In Dream, they can forget their past, escape the world, and find joy.

Phobetor, the god of Nightmare, was outcast from Dream. Now he seeks to destroy it. He sends his monsters into Dream, and Cade and Tasha find their sanctuary threatened, dying. To save it, the twins must overcome their past, journey into the heart of Nightmare, and face Phobetor himself.

Discover a world of light and darkness, of hope and fear, of dreams and nightmares. Discover The Gods of Dream.

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  • Format: Kindle Edition
  • File Size: 525 KB
  • Print Length: 335 pages
  • Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
  • Sold by: Amazon Media EU S.à r.l.
  • Language: English
  • ASIN: B004H1TAA4
  • Text-to-Speech: Enabled
  • X-Ray: Enabled
  • Average Customer Review: 4.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Bestsellers Rank: #27,505 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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4.0 out of 5 stars Really good! 25 Mar 2011
By Katsa Grace
Format:Kindle Edition
I'm surprised this book hasn't had more recognition! This was the first book I bought for my Kindle, and it's brilliant.
Whilst the story moves a bit too quickly in places (skimming swiftly over some major events) it's a really interesting read and the world that Arenson creates is beautiful and imaginative with some truly remarkable places, as well as some horrifying ones!
I found it quite hard to care for the characters at first, however now I'm finding it hard to put down. A really creative and brilliant book that will keep you interested for sure!
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4.0 out of 5 stars the gods of dream;a good fantasy 25 May 2013
By ray pegg
Format:Kindle Edition|Amazon Verified Purchase
fairly hard to get into,but well worth the effort.a good story.needs a bit more of a kick to keep me going.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Really Enjoyed it; great story!! 30 Mar 2011
By Universe in Words
Format:Kindle Edition
I really enjoyed reading this book because it reminded me of the fantasy books I used to read, like the Neverending Story. Throughout the book I kept on seeing hidden references to this book, especially when the Silkworms were introduced. Arenson has created a very rich world with a solid "religion". He has clearly put thought into how such a group of Gods should be structured, taking notes, I think, of the Greek Gods and how they are interlinked. I really liked the way he combined good and evil within these, making the "bad guys" spring from the good. The pegacats Starlight and Harmony were an adorable addition to the Gods. They really brought light to certain scenes.

What Arenson did really well was describing his character Tasha. In the beginning she is depressed and can't deal with normal life. In the book she is a constant companion to Cade, who does the biggest part of the travelling because Tasha is now a mouse. As a reader you can feel her character grow and mature and in the end you really have a bond with her. Another character that goes through a strong character development is Moonlight, the Princess of the Begemmed City. In the beginning, although nice, she is a bit spoiled girl and easily scared. In the end, after having fought and almost died, she is strong and clearly a woman.

Overall, Arenson has a significant talent for story writing and knows how to guide a reader through a story and keep them interested. Maybe he had a little bit too many ideas for this book, making it seem rushed in some bits, yet all of this is only positive. It is better to have maybe too many good ideas instead of only two that are boring. I give this book..
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"Dream is the only place that's good," Tasha whispered. "It's our place. Remember that, Cade." &quote;
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Yor the elk and Alandria the sylvan ruled with wisdom sending dreams into the minds of sleepers sending beauty into the world &quote;
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