Hounding for Skipwaves

What is the true notion of reality? Can the human mind, under duress, clearly differentiate between its own selective perceptions and actual people and events? In a novel reminiscent of Ursula Le Guin’s groundbreaking The Lathe of Heaven, author Philip Golabuk images a world where the lines between imagination and reality blur, with astonishing results. Jacob is a writer whose startling visions derail his life. He can move outside of himself and see the future or enter into alternate realities, but what is he to make of such an unsettling gift? And what do the images he sees really mean? When he meets Sarah, who has had recurring dreams of her own, Jacob knows at once that they are meant to be together. But when his visions begin to threaten their happiness, he realizes he must banish them forever.