The Dreamweaver

From the author of "Rhymes from the Book of Life", the "Magic Bubble", "Exodus" and co author of "Mirrored Voices" 1st, 2nd and 3rd issue. The Dreamweaver is an entity whose only objective is to gain domain over the entire planet earth, mankind and the dimension to which we are all bound. It is true to say that he is not a man, a spirit or a God, being purely composed of alien matter, unique within the universe. His only true gift, in his slowly depleting world is the fact that he can manifest within any part or time within our universe, but only for a few moments. His main weapon is his ability to manipulate the dreams of any man or woman. Richard is an extremely wealthy man. Life has been good to him rewarding him with health, wealth and happiness. He is married with two, twenty something daughters. One day, Richard's persona unwittingly changes. Events within his life start to take a turn for the worse. He experiences a car crash, is investigated for murder, his fellow directors turn against him and to cap it all his wife is kidnapped. After his attempts for help are spurned, by even his closest of friends, Richard decides to find his wife on his own accord. His ensuing act reveals some startling facts and hidden talents that even Richard did not know that he possessed. As time passes by Richard decides to enlist the help of a spiritualist who in turn enlists further help from the spiritual fraternity. Slowly, between them, they discover that Richard was put on this planet to protect mankind; the only apparent problem was that he did not know it. Together they set out to explain to Richard that he was destined for greater things. To assure him that he possessed greater talents, but most of all, that he was on a collision course with the Dreamweaver. The Dreamweaver realises that Richard aka Yevan, is undergoing an awakening process which ultimately, at best, could undermine his attempt to attain the domain of the universe, at worst could see the termination of the Dreamweaver's existence. As Richard discovers his gifts, he also discovers compassion. This revelation to Richard, changes his whole outlook on life. Old friends rediscovered are amazed at the difference, even his current friends begin to take a liking to him once again. With the onset of compassion also comes a realisation process which subconsciously opens up a link between Richard and the creator. Eventually, the build up of events become so strong that Richard is not able to control them, his true source, his true entity, Yevan takes over. A real battle between the Dreamweaver and Yevan begins, supported by the full wrath and power of the creator. Surely the combined resources of Yevan and the creator should be enough to defeat the Dreamweaver, but as explained earlier, the Dreamweaver is an alien force to our universe. Success is not a forgone conclusion. A metamorphosis must take place for any real, successful conclusion to occur. Eventually Yevan and the Dreamweaver come face to face in bizarre circumstances, highly relatable to the reader. Even armed with knowledge and power, still Yevan can only slow down the Dreamweaver in his quest for complete domination. The conclusion to this first book concentrates on how Yevan can only place mankind in a state of stasis, a form of suspended animation and to do this Yevan must risk sacrificing his soul and that of his human bond Richard.