Simon's Dream of Tomorrow's Structure by Jeremy Howe Genre: Science Fiction / Visionary ISBN: 9798218364083 Print Length: 348 pages Reviewed by Warren Maxwell "She steps toward me, placing a hand on my shoulder. 'What… Read on blog or Reader Independent Book Review Read on blog or Reader Book Review: Simon's Dream of Tomorrow's Structure IndieBookView May 24 Simon's Dream of Tomorrow's Structure by Jeremy Howe Genre: Science Fiction / Visionary ISBN: 9798218364083 Print Length: 348 pages Reviewed by Warren Maxwell "She steps toward me, placing a hand on my shoulder. 'What you can't do will make you stronger. What you won't do will only make you weaker. I believe you can do this, Mr. Verner.'" Book two picks up with Simon and his friends Jess and Ron having relocated to Seattle in an attempt at a fresh start following their explosive finale in Chicago. But after landing a job at a new sushi restaurant auspiciously named after the ancient deity Mwari, hopes of a clean slate begin to fade.  Unfinished business with the Marcini mob family tracks them to Seattle, along with the demon Popobowa, and the resentful spirit of Mubiru. In the midst of this perilous collision, Simon finds himself trying to understand the meaning behind dreams that depict masses of identical human beings living in a totalitarian super skyscraper known only as "the Structure." Slowly these disparate elements draw closer and merge into a single question, how can Simon prevent his catastrophic dreams from becoming reality? Continue reading Comment

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