At first, they called it a miracle. Fueled by monumental breakthroughs in computer technology and neuroscience, the terminally ill can blissfully dream their lives away in vivid, pre-programmed dream surroundings of their choosing, controlled by the super computer Morpheus. The stigma of death has been overcome. DreamLand is a monumental success, until an unprecedented madness wrought by the flawed makeup of those who brought Morpheus into existence delivers dark consequences. The remarkable, innocent dream experiences are no longer going off as programmed. Something is wrong in DreamLand.

How well do we know our shadows as individuals and collectively? Better still, how well do our shadows know us? Regardless of who is "running the show" at any point in space and time, every choice we make can change our life forever, along with the lives and destinies of others.