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Five years ago when Lindsay Paulson, a naive college student and talented distance runner, was 18, she was convicted of drug smuggling. Now, halfway through a 10-year prison sentence, she begins having what seem to be dreams, in which she leaves her cell in the night and visits another reality... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Loche: A collective group of beings that has enslaved the people of Trae
- Lindsey Paulson: A college student who was convicted of drug smuggling at age 18, currently serving a 10-year sentence.
- Lorinda: Another inmate of CWCF and one of Lindsey's good friends.
- Ann: The leader of Paryl and the facilitator of Lindsey's visits.
- Joel: A resident of Gwynn and Agatha's nephew
- Agatha: The cook and housekeeper of Paryl.
- Seth: The leader of Gwynn
- Sophie: Joel's 4 year old niece.
- Silka: The leader of Hoven
- Carl: Add a description of this character.
- Clarice
- Sonja
- Doctor Michael
- Miss Lindsay
- Andy
- Kate
- Becky
- Lorrinda
- Edna
- Mack
- Monique
- Mavis
- Guin
- Megan
- Hugh
- Parl
- Sheila
- Gus
- Arthur
- Bonnie
- Kim
- Dom
- Lem
- Tom
- Preston
- Juan
- Del
- Trent
Setting & Locations edit
- CWCF (California Women's Correctional Facility): The prison that Lindsey is serving her sentence in.
- Trae: Dream world that Lindsey visits at night
- Paryl: A settlement within Trae that primarily mines ore.
- Gwynn: Another settlement in Trae that produces lumber.
- Hoven: A settlement of those exiled from the rest of Trae, where the Loche cannot go.
- Elm House
Authors & Contributors edit
- R.E. Chambliss (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 813
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