Synopsis:
This trilogy uses the same background as the previous one but with a whole new cast of characters.

Nathan Ward, twelve at the start of the story, is a boy with a unique ability – he can dream himself into other worlds.

But he has no control over this nor any other powers (though it’s possible someone else may be controlling him), and as different universes begin to overlap in his life he realises that his own world, too, is not what he believed.

Magic and reality become inextricably enmeshed as Nathan’s village is hit by a series of murders and a robbery, and his mother Annie finds herself forced to contemplate a terrifying truth about his unknown paternity.

Author Comment:
I think I’m getting better.

Less descriptive (except perhaps in the prologue), and much more humour, the overspill from my new sideline in comedy novels.