Customer Reviews

Tales of a Lucid Dreamer: The Strange and Bizarre Stories of Another Kind.

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Dave concretely displays the unique ability to "Get In Your Head" by purposely throwing the reader off the path with off beat rhythms. He has mastered the rare "Socratic" technique typically used in philosophic works. This style is strangely effective when his realistic stories are put into the context of the reader's perspective. Before Dave's strange but vivid account of lucid dreams, I carelessly took this phenomenon for granted.

The book is non-stop thrills that keep the imagination spinning!
Really makes you think about the old belief in "are we alone on planet Earth".
Readers of Dave Gamboa will cheer when they finish the story of "The Tunnel People".
You will not be able to put it down long enough to get your next "cold one" out of the fridge.
Very gripping yet very controversial.
These are not your "mommies" bedtime stories anymore!!

The stories were reasonably enjoyable however I'm guessing this was self-published as it was full of grammatical errors which did become irritating after a while. Other than that, it was a wonderfully descriptive account of the dreamworld and made a relatively enjoyable read.

Your book took me on a journey.
I couldn't put it down.
Its so neat how I could see your dreams coming to life before my eyes.

David does a great job in writing stories that keep you on edge, then surprises you with a twist at the end. My two favorites stories are "Wicked Mountain" and "Secret of Abandoned House." He gets you into the stories by the time you read the first paragraph. Definately good reading.