Lucidity

When it comes to real life, Marion Powell is sick of it: the Burlington rat race, the high standards society wants her to fit into. Her quirky and unpredictable friends share her feelings. However, while the other members of their group find solace in old retro RPGs, Marion is playing a much more dangerous game: the playing field of her own subconscious. She's always been gifted with the ability to control her dreams, a rare occurrence others have to spend years mastering. Sure, she loves being the goddess of all solar systems in her sleep, but her true obsession are her dream friends; two sick-of-reality teens named Colin and Tess. Together, they overcome their fears and torture dream versions of their real-life enemies, laughing and resenting the alarm clock. Little do they realize how dangerous their seemingly harmless games are; crossing into others' dreams should be against the laws of nature. A mysterious force has taken advantage of the impossibility, and the teens find both their worlds molding together and dying in front of their eyes, knowing dreams are powerful enough to turn anyone into a god. Marion is forced to conspire with a nutty psychology professor, a kickass FBI-agent-turned-secretary, and the characters of her dreams, to save all she knows and beyond.