Angol
Nineteen-year-old Olivia White has spent her life fighting what she believes are recurring nightmares-creatures that stalk her dreams and vanish by morning. During one violent encounter, she acts on instinct to save a young warrior named Liam from certain death, shattering her understanding of reality. The beings she has battled since childhood are lesser demons that prey on humans during sleep, and Olivia was born with the rare ability to see-and destroy them- in her dreams.
As Olivia awakens to her nature as an evolved human capable of conscious travel between worlds, her ordinary life begins to fracture. Her father is unknowingly enslaved by a powerful witch. A trusted family friend is revealed to be a mystic who reads through water. Her younger brother has already drawn dangerous attention in his dreams. The unseen world has always surrounded her family-and it has been waiting.
Olivia's first mission as an awakened warrior is deeply personal: she must break the spell binding her father before it destroys him. The witch's magic is guarded by entities designed to retaliate if the spell is disturbed, making the task potentially fatal. She cannot survive alone. She must rely on Liam, whose experience becomes both her safeguard and her training ground as she learns the rules of other worlds. Olivia succeeds in saving her father, but the victory comes at a cost: she loses a close friend, a loss that confirms the demons she fights can kill beyond the dream world.
Brought before a reporting centre where awakened souls are assessed, Olivia learns that her awakening was not accidental. She was prepared for this role. Accepting that truth means surrendering the illusion of a normal life and stepping into a position defined by responsibility, strict codes of conduct, sacrifice, and consequence.
As Olivia and Liam fight side by side, their partnership deepens into love. By day they are university students; by night, warriors in a hidden war. The laws governing their two worlds forbid them from being together on Earth, binding their relationship to a realm where they can never fully belong.
