Cathedral of Dreams

by Terry Persun

Overview

In Newcity, everyone is content. Bad feelings are not allowed, because your monitoring chip will alert the police to bring you in for treatment. Getting better is mandatory. Unchecked emotions made the world outside Newcity dangerous, unruly, and violent. At least that's the official story in Newcity.

Keith knows something is wrong. Strange visions lead him to become one of the few who escape Newcity. He finds freedom and companionship outside, but pressure is building to revolt against the city's insidious regime of social control. Leadership is thrust upon him, with only his visions for guidance, only a small band of friends for support, and the fates of both Newcity and the outside world are at stake.

"Cathedral of Dreams is a compelling tale of a dystopian future and personal heroism."

Product Details

BN ID:	2940185939284
Publisher:	Terry Persun
Publication date:	10/27/2023
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	338 KB

About the Author

Terry Persun's books have taken readers to the uncharted worlds near the edge of the galaxy ("Hear No Evil"), to lands where shape shifters battle humans (the "Doublesight" series), to the near future in both technology ("The Killing Machine" and "Revision 7:DNA") and shamanism ("The NSA Files" and "The Voodoo Case"), all while keeping the pace with thriller/suspense novels. He's also ventured into history ("Sweet Song" and "Ten Months in Wonderland"), contemporary crime ("Man by the Door" and "Mistake In Identity"), and mainstream novels ("The Perceived Darkness", "Wolf's Rite", and "Deception Creek").

Despite his adventures into other worlds, altered states, and other people's lives, he is said to be fairly average--but that's not a consensus by any means.

Persun lives in Washington state with his wife, seven horses, dozen or so chickens (at any one time), and several cats (a few strays). There's no telling what animals will come to live with them next. When he's not writing or with the animals...well, you probably won't see him--except here: www.TerryPersun.com