Age Group: Young Adult
Genre: Fantasy
Release Date: May 29th, 2015
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Book Description:
Mr. Sandman, send me a dream, ta da da da…..Seventeen year old Chastity Blake knows the Sandman is just a silly children’s story parents tell their children to get them to sleep. At least she thought it was, until the day a mysterious, light golden sand appeared in her hands during a high school prank that went horribly wrong. A sand that has the power to send anyone it touches into a deep, sound sleep.
Fearing she had lost her mind, Chastity soon discovers the shocking truth of her heritage – she is a Dream Caster. Chastity was never supposed to be raised on the Domain, or what humans call Earth and she is forced to return to her true birth place, Revera – the world of Dreams.
However, in Revera there is no balance between good, the Light Casters, and darkness, the Shadow Casters, and Chastity is caught square in the middle. She soon learns that there is no place for anyone containing both the light and the darkness within them, and the shocking truth that if anyone in Revera ever discovered her shadow self, Chastity would be thrown into the Oblivion – the world of Nightmares.
Dreams are always more than they seem, and this time Chastity is going to discover just how different they can be.
I'm going to start right off the bat and say that I loved
the first book in Adrienne Woods' Dream Caster series, Light. You
know those stories of the Sandman and how he sprinkles his magic sand in your
eyes to make you fall asleep and dream? Well imagine if that was real, but
instead of one Sandman, there's a world of Dream Casters who can use their sand
for a lot more than dreams.
That's the world that Woods introduces us to in Light.
The main character is Chastity Blake, who goes by Chas. Chas has grown up and
only known of our world (or the "Domain" as Casters call it) and is
thrust into Revera, the world the Dream Casters live in. It is here that she
learns that she can also wield sand. However, things in Revera aren't what they
used to be, and Chas is determined to fix it while also keeping a secret of her
own.









