There's no escaping technology - even while you're sleeping!
Adam Colton's second novel dives headlong into science fiction.
Could a machine that can record dreams be of any use to society, or are the risks too great?
Could a dream become a nightmare if you were stuck inside it?
Is the labyrinth of dreams something you would really want to explore, or is the subconscious best left alone?

Vincent Smithfield is an inventor, dismissed as eccentric at best, pathological at worst. Just as it seems that nobody will take his latest invention seriously, the machine's true nature becomes apparent, by which time it's too late to turn back. Meanwhile an aspiring film maker discovers something disturbing about freedom of choice. Although the two have never met, their tales are inextricably linked.

The 'Dream Machine' stories from Conundrum, Seven Dreams of Reality & The Kent-erbury Takes have been woven into a novel. The author comments, 'Perhaps this is how the tales should have been presented all along.'