Dream Eyes
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She was orchestrating the delicate trance-like state, summoning images from the scene of Louise’s murder, when the currents whispered to her from the other room.Her first thought was that the unfamiliar tendrils of dreamlight had been generated by her own self-induced hallucination. As often as she had gone into the waking dreamstate, she could never be sure of what she would experience. Trances were, by their very nature, unpredictable.But when she heard Judson utter an urgent, half-choked shou...t, she was jolted out of the trance.She stood quickly. Max was awake, too. He sat up on the bed and gazed fixedly toward the doorway into the other room.Judson groaned.Gwen hurried to the doorway. In the faint light from the fireplace behind her, she could see Judson sprawled on the bed. His ring was infused with sun-hot light.Max jumped down from the bed and joined her in the doorway, meowing in a low, uneasy manner.Gwen heightened her talent and slid into a waking trance to get a sense of what was going on in Judson’s dreamscape.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She was orchestrating the delicate trance-like state, summoning images from the scene of Louise’s murder, when the currents whispered to her from the other room.Her first thought was that the unfamiliar tendrils of dreamlight had been generated by her own self-induced hallucination. As often as she had gone into the waking dreamstate, she could never be sure of what she would experience. Trances were, by their very nature, unpredictable.But when she heard Judson utter an urgent, half-choked shou...t, she was jolted out of the trance.She stood quickly. Max was awake, too. He sat up on the bed and gazed fixedly toward the doorway into the other room.Judson groaned.Gwen hurried to the doorway. In the faint light from the fireplace behind her, she could see Judson sprawled on the bed. His ring was infused with sun-hot light.Max jumped down from the bed and joined her in the doorway, meowing in a low, uneasy manner.Gwen heightened her talent and slid into a waking trance to get a sense of what was going on in Judson’s dreamscape.
What to read after Dream Eyes?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jayne Ann Krentz to read onlineMoreLess
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