SOLVED. Fantasy - Jim Morrison [s]

[Chad]

In the early 90's I read a book where the protagonist traveled to between earth and another dimension within the second dimension there was a character patterned after the late great Jim Morrison. Morrison's character was central to the story and I think the protagonist's name was David. Any help is appreciated, due to the nature of my early 20's some memories just aren't there anymore :-)

[Julia]

Is it Blackmantle by Patricia Kennealy-Morrison? I don't remember travel to another dimension, but there is definitely a character based on Jim Morrison.

[Chad]

I will take a look, as I remember it, it was similar in nature to Magic Kingdom for Sale.

[Chad]

No that wasn't it, it's more fantasy like comedy fantasy maybe????

[Chad]

I still can't think of it.

[Britney (BookDrunkSloth)]

Are there any other details you can remember? The more you add the better chance you will get someone who might recognize it.

[Michele]

Jim Morrison's Adventures in the Afterlife ?

[Chad]

No that's not it either.

And the details I can remember are the hero was a young man in a struggle to find his true love, he ended up in an alternate universe with a character based on Morrison as his guide. The cover was blue I think and had a tree on it.

[Railyn]

Please don't hate me for asking, but are you sure you're not picking up some of the plotline from the movie Wayne's World 2? Wayne drifts into a dream-like world where he meets up with Jim Morrison more than once in the movie.

[Chad]

Lol, no that's fine. And no I am not thinking of that, I really wish I could remember the name of it. It was similar to Magic Kingdom for Sale, but that may be only because I remember reading it around the same time.

[Ayshe]

Shadows Fall apparently has Sean Morrison where Sean turns out not to be his 'real' name :) does it sound familiar?

[Chad]

Oh I wish I had checked back sooner, I think that might be it, if it is Thank you so much.....

[Chad]

Nope, that's not it either, this book had to have been published in the late 80's early 90's

[Kris]

Hey Chad. Ayshe's suggestion of "Shadows Fall" by Simon R. Green might be good. It was first published in 1994. This year appears in brackets with a lighter font, so it's easy to miss.

[Chad]

AHhhAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!!

Ok I am going to read it, will keep you posted.

[Kris]

:)

[Chad]

Ok I read a bit, and this is it. Thank you Ayshe for solving this mystery for me.

[Ayshe]

You're welcome, you could move the thread to Solved then?