Dr. Cara Williams has dedicated the last three years of her life to capturing and mapping dreams as part of her Dream Weaver research. Using Dreamscape technology and a Neuronet device, her team is able to record dream prints of a participant’s REM dreams and capture them for storage on their Dreamscape servers. However, during the debrief of a participant’s dream Dr. Williams realizes subject DR-12’s dream is identical to that of CM-22, a disturbing one that test her faith and morality alike.
The discovery of a lab accident incidentally uncovers the ability of their technology to transmit previously captured dreams into other subjects. This finding has immense implications as Dr. Cara Williams seeks funding for Phase 2 with these new project applications. But the capabilities for this research to treat psychological illnesses such as depression, PTSD, and more through the uploading of dreams, feelings, and emotions while a patient sleeps is a direct threat to those in the business of medicating illnesses. The web of conspiracy that follows will leave readers at the edge of their seat as the implications, threats, and reverberating consequences unravel.
Author Gary G. Wise expertly pens a chilling science fiction-esque, thrill ride. From the laboratory to the gun range, chili diner, and warehouses, “Dreamscape Conspiracy” is an exciting and thought-provoking adventure. Smart and driven Dr. Cara Williams, and ex-military, fifth year senior Russell Carter make for two intriguing characters. As the plot progresses, and these two unlikely main characters draw together, a David and Goliath story begins to emerge.
“Dreamscape Conspiracy” is just the beginning. Wise has crafted an all too scary and realistic read in a time of big pharma. But “you cannot drink the cup of the Lord and the cup of demons too” as readers are left pondering Dr. William’s choices, and the fate of this discovery (p. 214).
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