Dreamscape (Weaver of Dreams)
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Beauty and the Beast meets Hades and Persephone in this now complete fantasy romance series. . .
Every night before Amelia falls asleep, she makes a wish to dream of him— the man who calls her to their beautiful private oasis, her sanctuary where she is free of her greedy landlord’s threats. But tonight, he will not call Amelia to him. Tonight, he will step into her world. Tonight, Amelia’s shattered reality will crumble—and disappear into the Dreamscape . . . along with her freedom.
When Amelia dreams tonight, her nightmare becomes her new world where Seth is her captor and anything is possible . . . except escape. Seth needs Amelia to break the curse that binds him to the Dreamscape. He must convince her that she was made to free him, that she was made to join him.
For if he fails, he will never escape his prison, and he will lose Earth to the Netherworld where the evil Erobos await to consume the human realm and everything in it. If he fails, Seth will lose the one thing that matters to Amelia.
Weaver of Dreams is an upper Young Adult Fantasy Romance. There are mild sexual situations and mild language.
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3 primary books#1 in Netherworld
Netherworld is a 3-book series with 3 primary works first released in 2010 with contributions by Christie Rich, Victoria Davies, and Christopher Rowley.
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Trigger Warnings: Suicide and death of a sister.
Keely is 17 and grieving her twin sister who was brutally murdered. She decides she cannot live without her and also feels like she was to blame for her sister Jordan's death.
After her death she finds out the afterlife is not all she thought it would be. A reaper and demon are there to guide her until her funeral when she will find out where she will go, heaven or hell. She wants to find her sister before then.
The book was very well fleshed out. Purgatory and the interactions of the dead on the living were believable. There was a satisfactory ending to the story that I was pleased with.
