Robert MacKinlay

Dreams Apart Robert MacKinlay

It is unusual to experience a dream in the form of another person: seeing through their eyes, thinking their thoughts, feeling their emotions. It is more unusual to hear conversations in an unknown language, yet understand them. It is most unusual to view events on the other side of the world in real time as you sleep. Yet all these happened to Blake, starting the night of his tenth birthday. In his innocence he thought others would believe his story. He soon learned such things were best kept to himself. Who was this person through whose senses he was experiencing another life? He had to find out. But he already had a challenge, even greater than that: to find out where his father was and why he had suddenly left them six years before.