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Dreaming: The Bloom Trilogy, #1
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Dreaming: The Bloom Trilogy, #1 in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $13.99


Dreaming: The Bloom Trilogy, #1 in Ottawa, ON
Current price: $13.99
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"Some dreams are doorways. Others are traps."
In a world where memories twist like roots beneath the soil and time loops back on itself, Dreaming is a haunting, lyrical journey through the mind, the myth, and the murk between.
A girl disappears. A boy forgets. A stranger wakes in a place they do not know—carrying a name that isn't theirs. What begins as a quiet unraveling quickly blossoms into a surreal descent through fractured timelines, fading identities, and the unspoken forces that bind us all.
Told in hypnotic prose and steeped in dread, Dreaming explores the thin line between reality and reverie, inheritance and rebirth. This is not a story that leads you gently. It beckons, it burrows, it devours.
"Some dreams are doorways. Others are traps."
In a world where memories twist like roots beneath the soil and time loops back on itself, Dreaming is a haunting, lyrical journey through the mind, the myth, and the murk between.
A girl disappears. A boy forgets. A stranger wakes in a place they do not know—carrying a name that isn't theirs. What begins as a quiet unraveling quickly blossoms into a surreal descent through fractured timelines, fading identities, and the unspoken forces that bind us all.
Told in hypnotic prose and steeped in dread, Dreaming explores the thin line between reality and reverie, inheritance and rebirth. This is not a story that leads you gently. It beckons, it burrows, it devours.

















