Dark Whisperings Saga

There isn't just one world. There's two. Monsters roam about their lands, but they are not free. They are caged; they are prisoners. Their one escape is that of a Dreamer, an individual born with a gift to dream into The Realm, the monsters' home. If a Dreamer fails to kill these nightmarish beasts there, they escape to The Waking World, our world. There, they are free. There, they can wreak havoc. There, they reign. Fiske, a Dreamer and known thief, has his world turned upside down when he happens across a blind boy with no home to call his own. Their paths quickly become intertwined, but the friendships and pleasantries must face the dark forces that surround their world. Safreise, born with the gift to heal, has made many mistakes. Her worst, letting a psychotic Dreamer get too close and take over her tribe. They live in fear of his malicious deeds and bloodthirsty beast. But she's ready to fix her mistake, even if that means allying herself with a Dreamer and his blind friend. Austa, the daughter of a chief, is thrust into heirship when her blind brother is disowned by her parents. Every fiber of her being longs to search for her brother when he goes missing, but her new position threatens to pull her away. Family or duty. Sometimes the best decision is the hardest one to make.

Beasts, battles, brotherhood, and breaking bonds are just a few terms that apply to this gripping young adult saga! Grogin's death has brought peace . . . at least that's what everyone thought. Armed with the twisted Dreamer's cane and a hunger for wanting his name spread, Grey poses a much larger threat. With his Otherworlder at his side, villages are being brought to their knees, whole peoples are being slaughtered, and old friendships are dying, withering away to nothing but ash and ruin. Decisions need to be made, and Fiske feels as if he must make them all himself. But with past alliances and current pacts alike coming to his aid, he has a new family to protect, even if it means killing the old one he had with Grey. Try as he may to mend the bond he had with the young Northman, there is nothing more to do then end the terror . . . and he knows only one of them will survive the aftermath.