moved from general lucidness since it isn’t about lucidity (and if it was it would belong in lucidity centrestage) 
Sherrilyn Kenyon is a romance novelist. She has created a new creature called a dream hunter. There are good and bad:
"Sired by the gods of sleep, nightmares and dreams, we are the children of Mist (and at times human mothers).
Traditionally called the Oneroi, we are what protect the humans, Apollites, and immortals while they slumber. We are the Dream Warriors. The ones who battle the Skoti Daimons who drain the energy, dreams and life from sleepers, as well as provide highly erotic dreams to those who catch their fancy.
During the light of day, we walk among the humans as either humans or as unknown phantoms. And whenever human eyes happen upon us, they immediately glance away without registering our presence (unless we will it otherwise).
Most of us are devoid of emotions (except for pain). Those who have been cursed to no emotions can only feel while in a dream state with a human or immortal host. But therein lies the danger–some of us come to crave emotions like a drug.
Instead of being observers and protectors, they become dream instigators- controllers of the host. Should the evil Skotos continue to drain his victim, madness will descend and threaten us all. Hence the creation of a Dream-Hunter. Certain members of the Oneroi have been chosen to patrol the Skoti and Renegades, and ensure they do not prey upon those who sleep.
We are also helpers to the Dark-Hunters and Were-Hunters working as a go-between when they need help from the gods or healing."
I do not know how good her writing is. Romance novels tend to be extreemly stupid and lack character. They remind me a lot of imature, Mary Sue, writing. The characters are always great, strong, beautiful, have impossible powers and are BORING.
I just learned of this series of novels and this writer. Thought I’d post a note on it.
She also has a breed of vampire she writes:
The book isn’t at the library so I do not know when I will be able to read it as I cannot afford to buy it.
