When it comes to crime in Dreamworld, the sprawling Florida vacation resort might as well be never-never land. That's because the bad things that happen there never reach the press. As an ambitious rookie cop on the community's security force, twenty-five-year-old Sylvia Avery toes the company line, smoothing over disturbances that might tarnish the utopian image of Dreamworld and its hugely popular ImagiNation theme park. But that flawless facade is shattered when a horrific murder-suicide takes place "on property." Thrown into a company-sponsored cover-up, Avery discovers bizarre and disturbing experiments taking place at Dreamworld's ultrasecret research center. Torn between her loyalty to her new boss -- and lover -- and a need to uncover the terrifying truth, Avery enters the dark and twisted world beneath Dreamworld's picture-perfect surface. Now, in a place where fantasy rules and illusion is everything, Avery is about to come face-to-face with a cold and deadly reality.
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Jane Loretta Anne Goldman
Jane Goldman é escritora e roteirista. Ela escreveu "Dreamworld" e os guias "The X-Files Books of Unexplained". Adaptou de obras literárias e quadrinhos para roteiros de cinema: "Stardust", "Kick-Ass", "The Woman in Black" e "X-Men: First Class", frequentemente colaborando com seu amigo filmmaker Matthew Vaughn. Juntos escreveram o remake "The Debt". Jane também já foi colunista em jornais e revistas, e teve um programa de TV chamado "Jane Goldman Investigates", onde investigava casos paranormais. Ela também é produtora: junto com seu marido, o apresentador de talk-show Jonathan Ross, tem a Hotsauce TV. Atualmente Jane trabalha na adaptação de "Dan Leno e o Golem de Londres", de Peter Ackroyd. - http://garotodesocupado.blogspot.com/2010/09/who-fuck-is-jane-goldman.html
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