The Dream Hunters

In "The Dream Hunters", the Croans' mission to observe Groob's inhabitants turns perilous after discovering a device that shares thoughts and emotions. While some see hope for connection, others fear control. As ancient threats and enigmatic robots resurface, the Croans must navigate love, distrust, and danger before it's too late.

In "The Dream Hunters", the third trilogy featuring the Croans, the explorers venture to Groob, a planet where remnants of a once-advanced civilization survive at the edge of a vast desert. Their mission to observe and excavate unearths a remarkable device that shares thoughts and emotions directly between users. While some view the device as a path to empathy and connection, others fear its potential for totalitarian control. The Croans, sworn to impartiality, find themselves entangled with Groob's inhabitants, attracting both love and suspicion. Meanwhile, ominous threats emerge—the specter of whatever destroyed the previous civilization, feral robots prowling the desert, and rising mistrust of the Croans' mysterious abilities. As tensions escalate, the Croans must decide how long they can safely remain before they become captives of the very world they sought to study. Rich in tension and intrigue, The Dream Hunters explores progress, fear, and the limits of understanding.

Bevan Knight has been a librarian, book reviewer, database administrator and long distance runner. He lives in Wellington, New Zealand with his wife Naomi.