Somnalia
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| Rating | : | 4.25 (645 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B00RI0JS12 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 328 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-10-06 |
| Language | : | English |
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He is chair of the Philosophy and Humanities Department at Utah Valley University and director of Peace and Justice Studies. About the Author Michael Minch earned his Ph.D. He is the author of The Democratic Theory of Michael Oakeshott. from the University of Utah.
An intellectual horror novel Last time we saw Flynn and Charlotte in Happiness And Other Diseases things were not going well for the young couple in love. In Sumiko Saulson’s Somnalia things have gotten worse for them and the gods of the underworld. With Brash the god of erotic nightmares gone, Phobetor the god of nightmares is looking to expand his kingdom. He tries to win the trust of Flynn and Charlotte, while another god releases two dream demons in the form of children into the real world to wreak havoc. Chaos reins supreme in the land of dreams and in reality. Earth’s only hope is in the hands of two lovers who ha. Akasha Vampyrssa said Never have books made me want to check under my bed at night, as this one has!. Whoa! First off, I would like to say, there have been only Never have books made me want to check under my bed at night, as this one has! Whoa! First off, I would like to say, there have been only 3 books in my reading history, that have been able to make me cringe, scream out loud, sweat in fear, a combination of whatever you show as being scared as all get out! Those books would be written by folks like Anne Rice, Stephen King, and a few other ones. Which brings me to my first thought. This book reminds me of a production if Sumiko and Shakespeare co-wrote. Not like this book reads like a play, but I can see the total convergence of it!Ok, now that we are past the intro, lets rock into the good parts of this. The story starts at it's us. books in my reading history, that have been able to make me cringe, scream out loud, sweat in fear, a combination of whatever you show as being scared as all get out! Those books would be written by folks like Anne Rice, Stephen King, and a few other ones. Which brings me to my first thought. This book reminds me of a production if Sumiko and Shakespeare co-wrote. Not like this book reads like a play, but I can see the total convergence of it!Ok, now that we are past the intro, lets rock into the good parts of this. The story starts at it's us. An awesome continuation of Happiness and Other Diseases. Ink a Dink Warning - this contains some spoilers for people that have not read Happiness and Other Diseases.Oh those Gods and their sneaky, back-handed ways. When we last left Flynn and Charlotte – the world had seemed to come to an end. For both of them. Flynn dead and in the underworld of the Demos Oneiroi where his true love’s completely messed up family resides. Charlotte was left in a depressed puddle in the world. Thankfully she has some good friends to lean on. One would think that it really couldn’t be any worse…right? Well we’re in Sumiko Saulson’s world – so the
. He is chair of the Philosophy and Humanities Department at Utah Valley University and director of Peace and Justice Studies. He is the author of The Democratic Theory of Michael Oakeshott. Michael Minch earned his Ph.D. from the University of Utah
Phobetor, the stern and ambitious god of Nightmares seeks to fill the gap at any cost. Turmoil consumes the Underworld when the death of a god leaves a power vacuum. Will love conquer all, or will earth’s salvation come from a god with an iron fist?. In the midst of the unrest, star-crossed lovers yearn for one another across the void, one disempowered and bound to the earth, the other trapped in the land of dreams by a grave sacrifice. Murderous nightmare daemons escape to the mortal realm, placing all of mankind in peril