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The Memory of Lost Dreams

Davon M. Custis

Kindle Edition | Pages: 435 pages

Rating: 3.52 | 52 Users | 43 Reviews

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Malik Soules has never seen such an amazing sight. There lay the city of Imperia: gutted, destroyed, cracked with broken windows, every skyscraper went slanted within this deep underground cavern.

What happened to this place so long ago?

He accidentally stumbles upon a machine called REQUIEM. By mistake, it sends him into a strange new world: where futuristic technology rules and sheer terror fills the hearts of ordinary citizens.

He can't seem to escape this nightmarish dream!

(Revised Second Edition 03/31/2018: includes Part I and Part II) ***Side note: Original First Edition included only Part I prior to 03/31/2018***

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Title	:	The Memory of Lost Dreams
Author	:	Davon M. Custis
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 435 pages
Published	:	January 13th 2016
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Fiction. Dystopia

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This dystopian/ sci-fi novel centers around a teenage Malik Soules that stumbles upon a machine that forces him into several vantage points, several pasts, and through a multitude of experiences and emotions of a different world that make him hopeful to correct his.Pros: Custis has a great imagination that immerses the reader into a futuristic cityscape that at first you salivate over, contemplating the negatives to this concrete paradise. Soon enough though, failed politics and greedy residents

Memory of Lost Time I will never get back. . . I hate leaving bad reviews, but just really needed to say something after reading this. First of all, the bad grammar throughout the story is cringeworthy. I would have stopped reading but I have never started a book without finishing it, so I forced my way thru. To confuse matters, just when I had accepted the bad narrative - a new chapter comes along with a different narrative... And suddenly the writing is actually good? It's almost like someone

Actual rating: 2.5/5Blurb: A dystopian novel set in a post-apocalyptic future. A young man, Malik, flees his village, stumbles upon a ruined city from the past and discovers REQUIEM and he is transported to another world. I mean it's cool, this world is actually the past (or is it? I'm not spoiling it for those who are curious and want to read it). A Chief Overlord has imposed a dystopian culture on society and most seem to just accept it, but there is a hero amongst them and will stop at

'The Memory of Lost Dreams' by Davon Custis is time travel, dystopian YA novel. Malik, the main character, lives in a village in the distant future, where nobody has any idea of the apocalypse that destroyed the former great nations of Amerika and Themisia. Malik himself inadvertently stumbles on the past when he discovers the ruins of Imperia, the capital city of Amerika, and, in the crumbling edifice of the once-glorious public library, comes across a strange computer portal called 'Requiem'.

A tribal teenagers tour into a virtual world leads him to get trapped in the dream world created by an ambitious lunatic, with the intention of harnessing the power of peoples dreams, and turning their memories and hidden desires into a genuine virtual experience.Written in an interesting manner, the book proceeds at a fluid pace. The visual imagery painted with words make the bushy vines, caves, rocks, and the ruins of an ancient deserted town come alive in the initial chapters. I felt that the

This book reminded me of the Pendragon series because of the dystopian theme. This would be a good teen novel. You travel with Malik in a world of the past through this machine/system called Requiem. Some parts were confusing to me at first but once you kept reading things started making sense. This a good book and definitely keeps you wanting to read more. I would suggest shortening some of the history book pages, it felt super long. Blurb:Malik Soules has never seen such an amazing sight.

Davon Custis, author of the Sci-Fi novel: The Memory of Lost Dreams, mailed me a free copy of this title so I could read and provide a fair review. My honest opinion is that this is a three-star effort.The hero of the story is Malik Soules, a seventeen year old boy who after inciting a failed rebellion in his village is driven into exile by the village chief, Kindred. Now wandering alone, Malik discovers a ruined city called Imperia where much of the novel's story will take place. As Malik,