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Lucid by Natalie Roers

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Title:  Lucid

Author:  Natalie Roers

Genre:  Paranormal fantasy

Pages: 168


Book Description  
Disfigured at birth and ostracized at school, Travis Hunter dreams of acceptance and secretly yearns for the affection of a beautiful young woman named Corrine. When a mysterious doctor promises to help Travis through something called lucid dreaming, Travis gets more than he ever bargained for and soon finds himself learning the secrets of love and life in a fantastic unconscious world.
 
 
 
Reviews for Lucid

"Roers' debut novel heralds the arrival of an intelligent, heartfelt voice in the world of young adult fiction. The rich characters, emotional complexity, and confident prose are matched only by the landscape of dreams that Roers sets them against... a landscape brought vividly to life by the author's seemingly boundless imagination. This is a novel that respects its readers as much as its characters, and that's a beautiful rarity." ~ Mike Flanagan, Filmmaker, Absentia and Oculus

"Natalie Roers' debut novel is both riveting and relevant. More than a paranormal/fantasy/thriller, this is a complex tale that cuts to the very of heart of issues facing young adults today. Well sculptured characters and powerful imagery propel Roers' fascinating narrative." ~ Jason Tinney Award-winning freelance journalist, musician, actor and the author of the story collection Bluebird.

"Lucid is an interesting story and a fun read." ~ Amy Carol Reeves, author of Ripper and Renegade

"Natalie Roers' voice is amazingly confident for a first novelist. Her journalist's eye for human detail draws you in, and makes you care about the people who populate the LUCID world. The more I got to know them, both awake and asleep in the world of lucid dreaming, the more time I wanted to spend in their world." ~ Jeff Howard, writer for Film District and Focus Features.


Excerpt
Corrine’s breathing quickened and she pushed against my chest to break the hold.
Not wanting to let go, I grabbed at her waist again, but she stopped me.
“What did you do that for?” I asked, my voice low and raspy. Even I couldn’t tell if I was asking why she kissed me or why she had stopped.
Corrine stepped back even further and looked down at her legs. That’s when I saw it. The shin of her left leg was starting to fade.
“Travis, I don’t know you,” she said softly. “If this is real, though? If it’s really real, like you say it is? I want to meet you. Do you understand me? I want you to come and find me as soon as you wake up.”
The light around us changed. It was sunset. Amazing reds, golds, and purples, streaked across the sky.



About the Author
 
A veteran writer, voice artist, and on-air personality, Natalie Roers has been the host of hit radio and television shows in just about every region of the United States. 

She also owns her own voice-over business where she creates everything from songs and ringtones to commercials and sound effects for clients around the globe. 

A journalist by trade, Natalie is excited to venture into the world of fiction and hopes to raise money and social awareness for worthy causes with each book she writes. She lives with her husband Cory, and son Austin, in Columbia, South Carolina.


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  1. Natalie Roers15 May 2013 at 12:55

    Thanks so much for hosting me! Your site is GORGEOUS!

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    1. Sheri 15 May 2013 at 22:09

      Thanks Natalie! I'm glad we could help. Good luck with the Lucid book tour!

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