Release Blitz; Dreams Illuminate by Michelle Iden


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Title: Dreams Illuminate Author: Michelle Iden Genre: Middle Grade Urban Fantasy Mystery “The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science." --Albert Einstein What could possibly be happening to Emerson Hill? When she touches an index card, the first color in a rainbow (red)---she's whisked away to another domain--and given a glimpse of her first dream illuminating. She finds herself in a very hot desert having fun sand-boarding. This mystery unfolds within a three year period. Emerson gets six more exploding dreams and experiences that coordinate with the other colors of the rainbow. Emerson has headaches from keeping her secret. She's afraid to tell her parents that secret because they might commit her to a psych facility. She finally lets her best friend, Morgann Stone know what's going on. A mystical creature named Mondulalore follows and records Emerson's movements without her knowledge. He's able to make himself invisible with a touch of a button. And at times morphs into a human. He reports to his bosses, King London Dolloway and Queen Cortex Dolloway of the Kingdom Galen which is perched on a faraway planet, Bamore. This planet is unknown to the whole world. Time's ticking as EM and Morgann attempt to solve this mysterious force. They research sixteen areas, such as, witches, domains, realms, planets, telepathy, etc., to help them uncover clues of these unexplained events. In the end, Emerson, now a junior in high school is faced with a difficult choice. Will she keep living her present life or forever have her entire past erased from memory to be handed a bright future? Which one will she pick? Which one would you select? This electrifying, jaw-dropping urban fantasy mystery will bedazzle you. Get reading. Join Emerson on her journey of magic, excitement, fear, and mystery.    

Author Bio

Michelle Iden is a retired counselor. She is published in her area of academia. She penned her first fiction novel, Emma Beware, Book One in her YA suspense series. Book Two, Clara Beware soon followed. She is currently working on the final book in the series, Helen Beware. Michelle loves God. She likes spending time with family and her two grand-daughters, traveling, writing, reading, researching, cooking healthy dishes and working out. Emerson Miller lives in the Midwest and attends middle school. She lives with her parents and two cats. She likes to dance, hang-out with friends, travel, bake, camp, run, read and write.   Website: Website Facebook/Suspense Thriller Books: Facebook / Suspense Twitter: Twitter Instagram: Instagram     Get the Book Amazon Kobo B&N B&N Print    

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