Dreamscape Horrors

Dreamscape Horrors series consists of three short stories, with the first being Dreamscape Horrors, which is about a 25-year-old man named Blade Morrison that lives alone with his cat Felix and has a typical routine that he lives by. But on this day, he leaves for work in a heavy snowstorm. Blade is a car salesman. His vision was not very good due to the heavy snow coming down. Suddenly, a deer runs out in front of him and causes him to crash his car. He is ejected from the car. A man stops to call an ambulance for help. Blade tries to talk to the man, not realizing that his spirit had left his body the whole time. Blade watched as the EMS worked on his body and took him to the hospital. He watches the doctors working on him while his mother and sister sit in a corner crying. Then suddenly, things turned sinister when all the nightmares he had and woke up shivering in fear revisited him.



The second book is called Dreamscape Inc., and it is about a company by the same name that claims they have created a machine that can make you revisit all your best dreams. A man named Shane Lynch sees an ad in the newspaper about said company and calls to make an appointment. He meets a woman named Blanch Lukeman, that quickly talks Shane into going for it. Shane gets strapped into the machine. Everything starts great, revisiting Shane's wedding, and then suddenly it goes bad, visiting Shane's bad dreams instead of good. Then Blanch sees that things went wrong and gets him out because he was unsupervised the entire time.



The third book is called Wish Upon A Dream which is about a poor boy named Isaiah Lambert riding his camel across the desert when suddenly the camel kicks up a magic lamp containing a genie. The boy demands his wishes. He wishes that all his good dreams come true. But the genie is something far more sinister, and he gives the boy all his good dreams but quickly takes it all away with his bad dreams. The book is an absolute thrill ride that would make a wonderful television horror series.