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 Larger Image | Escape with the Dream Maker #9 Seven Sleeper Series by Gilbert Morris
ISBN: 0-8024-3692-7 ISBN-13: 978-0-8024-3692-4 Price: $6.99 # of Pages: 150 Format: Paperback
 | Something strange and terrible has been happening in Nuworld. Some of Goél's most trusted servants have disappeared. Simply vanished! With only a list of the missing persons and a secret password, Goél has sent the Seven Sleepers on another mission: "Find my servants and bring them back, but be very careful. You might be one of the next to disappear." That could never happen, of course. Josh and Sarah and Dave and the others—they know Goél too well to be tricked by one of his enemies. Or do they? What starts out as a harmless game—a stress reliever—could be the end of the Sleepers, and the end of all of Goél's servants. Come along as Josh Adams and his friends learn a few unexpected lessons about deception and addiction, and a lot about themselves. Join the Seven Sleepers on their most dangerous mission yet! Table of Contents Excerpt Other Products dealing with Youth
Table of Contents 1. Last Days for Nuworld
2. An Odd Sort of Town
3. Oliver
4. A Fellow Needs a Lift!
5. Hooked
6. The Real Thing
7. "I Trust You, Josh!"
8. Standing in the Gap
9. Wash Jones-Detective
10. "You're Not Real!"
11. A Calico Dress
12. The Soldier
13. Another Kind of Cowboy
14. Ensign Jake Garfield
15. The Ball 153
16. Goél Speaks
Excerpt "What do you think, Sarah?" He knew from Oliver that she had already visited him twice and had been introduced to the Dream Maker techniques. "It was so strange," she said slowly. "I couldn't believe it at first, but it's actually like being there." Her face had a look of wonder, and she shook her head slightly. "But I just don't know. It's kind of weird." "I guess all new inventions are that way. Think how odd television was to people that had never seen one. New things like this always take a little getting used to. But the Dream Maker is better than any book I ever read or than any move I ever saw. Why it's more fun than anything else.""I suppose," Sarah said doubtfully, "but you know, a person could get addicted to that thing."
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