Marlene has been running all of her life.
Well, most of her life.
She's been running from them.
The Augends.
She's been on the run ever since they murdered her parents.
And she's really getting tired of it.
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Eli tries to be a good kid.
But maybe 'good' isn't the right word.
Maybe 'sane' is.
When he was little, he started seeing things.
Terrible, awful, hideous things.
And no one seems to believe him.
Until he meets her.
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Together, Marlene and Eli seemingly fight (and run from) a never-ending battle against the Augends.
Is there a point to all this running?
Or is there a seemingly greater secret that lies uncovered?
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Isaac Crowley is your average 15 year old boy. He is a sophomore in high school, plays sports, and hangs out with his friends. Everything in his life is in control, and he knows that he has a bright future ahead.
Then the dreams start happening.
His best friend Lucy gets hit by a car. He dreams it, and then, it happens again two days later. He tells his parents, his friends, anyone that he can, but they all think that it's just a coincidence. These dreams begin to happen regularly, and the mounting suspense drives Isaac crazy as he tries to diffuse the situation inside his dreams, find someone that he can trust, and prove to his parents that something's wrong. But he spirals further and further down the rabbit hole, and creates a web of lies.
NOTE:
Well, I just published the story, and It's on Amazon, with this link: http://www.amazon.com/Lucid-Ari-Liam-Lohr/dp/069260765X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1452182800&sr=8-1&keywords=Ari+Lohr
This story will probably become just a preview, so I can sell the book. Anyways, thanks for all of your support, guys! I really appreciate it.
Once again, thanks for supporting me in the whole process of this book so far. You guys are the reason that I do this.
ANOTHER NOTE:
Readers, this book's name has changed to "Lucid." I thought that it was more fitting of a name. What do you think?
THIRD NOTE:
If a chapter is marked "Revised," then I am completely done with it and will probably not update it again.