The confluence of souls

by Alexandra Sunday

THE CONFLUENCE OF SOULS Description This darkness, this unexplained darkness inside your room, where even shadows do not exist, where no sound can be deciphered, no light has the answer, where you simply close your eyes and let yourself drift to other worlds, places where mystery and secrets remain… What happens when the dreams turn into nightmares and you are captured behind closed eyes? Nobody shall awaken if souls are not brought back to the Majestic Tree of Hope. When the dreams of reality cannot be chosen, then the dream-workers set in to answer the unanswered questions; will humanity discover new life or will the skeptical minds bring this world into danger? One man closed his eyes and drifted into another world, a place where mystery and secrets were revealed. Meeting his fate, his destiny, and all that once was and could be. Protection for yourself now becomes something you give to the one you love. Who is that mysterious person? Can anyone ever understand or accept this bond, or is it necessary to leave this true love a secret? Saviar is an usual young man, at least he thinks he is. He is an excellent astronomer and university professor. A very handsome, intelligent, yet introverted man. His dreams, one day start to change but he doesn´t remember when or how . In his dreams he meets a girl, a Dreamworker named Celestine, who guides him through Dreamwich. Saviar begins to find his own destiny inside this dream world. The line between dream and reality starts to blur. Dreamwich soon becomes a dangerous place where dreams become nightmares due to the escape of evil creatures from the Pyla gates. "The sacred book of dreamwich" which is written by our thoughts, fears, wishes, and desires is found by Saviar and Celestine. Celestine is a beautiful yet frail girl who has a secret, that is even unknown to herself. Can these two companions find true love, overcome adversity, perilous adventures and ultimately, find each other in the same world in the end?

327 pages, Kindle Edition

First published June 9, 2015