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Anchor is an illustrated short story in the pulp tradition. The second edition includes a new cover and interior illustration. The book is a speculative look at a what happens to a higher vibrational being who has lost her memories and is stranded on Earth. Her only way of returning to her home dimension is if her partner is found. But will he be? Book blurb: Only in dreams is Lucy truly awake! One moment, Lucy Dean slept peacefully in a Seattle hotel. The next, she stood paralyzed beside a silver portal in a far-distant future. Unbelievably, she recognized the place ... from her dreams! A strange and menacing figure approaches. He explains that the only way for Lucy to regain her true memories is to go through the Time Portal. She cannot resist, or even speak, as her body vanishes, layer by layer. As death looms, Lucy must face an unbelievable fact - that her previous life has been a lie and the truth lies in her dreams - which may not be dreams at all...

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Don't Miss Out on a Thrilling Read!Filled with stunning artwork and immersive language, Sara Light-Waller's ""Anchor"" transports the reader into a world as vivid and tangible as the one Lucy Dean discovers to be her Truth. In the fast-paced and thrilling style of the classic pulp stories of the '30s and '40s, Sara gives the reader a simultaneously frustrating and exhilarating experience of a serialized story. In today's ""binge"" culture, it is extraordinary to wait in anticipation to see how a narrative unfolds for characters so quickly beloved. True that it is a short read; it nevertheless satiates the spiritual craving many have to explore the limitless and highly magical spectrum of a Soul's potential. Science-Fiction may be a lot less fictitious than we've been led to believe, and exploring the nature of time in ""Anchor"" is an example of the possibilities.

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Sara Light-Waller is the daughter of a playwright and a painter. Is it any wonder that she became both writer and illustrator? Add to that several degrees in Anthropology, with specialties in Scientific Illustration, Far Eastern Studies, world mythology, alternative healing, and sound therapies and you get an eclectic artist/healer who doesn't fit well into any box. Sara's published works include genre fiction, children's books, and non-fiction. Her popular weekly podcast, The Rocketeer, reviews pulp stories and novels and does comparatives between pulp era and contemporary fiction topics.She lives in Western Washington, is an avid gardener, and has a growing collection of vintage hats and purses from the 1940s and 50s.

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