conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What could be a title for a book about Heidi, Klum, Donna with the genre: Arts & Photography, Photography & Video?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: A title for this book could be 'Russell James'
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the first four paragraphs for this book?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Russell James
  She stretched out on the stone floor. The cold soaked through her clothing and made her spine ache. She thought how awful it was to be unable to die.
  Estella sensed Rayna's presence in the palace. Once, she had yearned to feel her so close. Now the sensation filled her with dread. One slip from Estella, one hint of subterfuge, and Rayna would pay the price. Estella had gone from shielding her sister from Cauquemere's eternal torture to ensuring it.
  The glimmer of hope that Pete had lit was extinguished. He had only the heart, not the skills, of a great dreamwalker. He'd be no match for Cauquemere. He'd benefitted from the shield she'd thrown up around Rayna. Now hunters would track him seconds after arrival in Twin Moon City. He'd never make it into the palace as anything but a corpse, or worse, a captive.
  How long could she last here, conjuring evil around the clock? She stared at the gaunt faces and ragged, gray hair of the other dreamwalkers at her table. She'd eventually look like them. Worse, she'd feel like them, all the humanity and all the passion within her crushed under the weight of the misery she inflicted on others.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is five more paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: Like a molting crab, Cauquemere shed St. Croix's dying body. None of this made sense. How had Pete gotten there? How had he known of the deal? Who told him of iron's fatal power? The tactile world faded away and the comfortable surroundings of his Twin Moon City palace gained substance.
  But something was wrong. The energy flow was unbalanced. Where was the rejuvenation he already felt by now?
  He materialized by his throne. He was not alone. The four dreamwalkers, somehow freed of their shackles, surrounded him, their placid, servile, defeated looks gone. Their faces were flush, their eyes flashed with the fire of retribution. Rayna stood proud behind them with a machine gun at the ready.
  Cauquemere moved to set this right. This was not the tactile world. This was his kingdom. His power flowed unlimited.
  The dreamwalkers raised their right hands. A bubble formed around him, a larger version of the nightmare orbs. Estella broke into a smile.
conversations.from: human
conversations.value: What is the last three paragraphs?
conversations.from: assistant
conversations.value: What if you lived in two worlds, and could die in either? Pete Holm can. He is a dreamwalker, able to travel to the realm of dreams, including the devastated world of Twin Moon City, where an evil voodoo spirit holds living souls in terror with his army of the walking dead.
  In the waking world, drug lord Jean St. Croix knows only the power of the dreamwalker can stop him, so St. Croix vows Pete must die.
  Pete is the only hope to rescue the lost souls in Twin Moon City...unless St. Croix kills him first. Can anyone survive when two realities collide?