The Dream Architect: Some Dreams Refuse to Die

What if every dream you forgot... became someone else's nightmare?
Jeck Ashford, 21, wakes up every morning with fragments of places that don't exist—floating cities, doors of glass, and a girl named Lyra who vanishes with the dawn.
When his dreams begin bleeding into real life—and strangers start forgetting him—Jeck discovers he is one of the Dreamborne, guardians of forgotten memory.
But something ancient is hunting him: a faceless being that devours the minds of lucid dreamers.
Guided by the mysterious Lyra, Jeck journeys through the Seven Dream Gates—each representing a lost emotion—confronting buried trauma, love, guilt, and grief.
His quest? To become the Dream Architect. To restore what the world chose to forget.
And to remember a girl who may have never existed... but still lives in every flower that blooms from concrete.
A poetic, emotionally rich psychological fantasy for fans of Neil Gaiman, Matt Haig, and Haruki Murakami.

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You'll find pages that sting, chapters that heal, and lines you'll highlight like mantras. It doesn't matter if you're reading about heartbreak, financial freedom, personal power, or stars in the sky—each book is a doorway back to yourself.
> "If you're still here, maybe your soul already made the decision.
You're just catching up with what it knows you need."
So go on—this isn't just a book.
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