The Memory of Lost Dreams

If it comes back,was it ever lost?When it comes to dystopian novels, the chances are that I'm going to enjoy it amply. Malik Soules has been sent accidentally to an unknown another world by a machine named Requiem. He soon finds that this world is not as good as he pondered. There are things to be fixed and there's too much of tragedies and politics around him. How he deals with this world is for you to figure out.The author was successful in stirring those emotions in me that I hardly thought e

Editorial Reviews: "There is certainly enough intrigue to keep the pages turning, and through the plot, we come to gain a wider understanding of all that is at stake." K.J. Simmill (Readers' Favorite): 04/28/2016 (★★★★★)."The society-building is probably the best part of the story. In its present form, this book gets 3.5 to 4 stars." Plappen (LibraryThing Reviewer): 02/17/2019 (★★★★)."There was a lot going for this book. I enjoyed seeing the world, both the real world, and REQUIEM through the ma

The author creates a multiple worlds that allows the reader to lose himself/herself. The main character traverses his new surroundings with an endearing naivete that compels the reader to follow the journey through to the end. Malik Soules is the protagonist and we follow him away from his familiar home into a supposed utopia. Malik quickly finds out that this new place is no utopia, in fact it’s a nightmarish dystopia, from which he cannot seem to wake. He’s trapped with no obvious means of esc