The Gods of Dream: An Epic Fantasy

What are dreams? Some think they are figments of our mind. But what if they were wisps of a distant, magical world... a world you could visit?

Twins Cade and Tasha discover Dream, the land dreams come from. It is a realm of misty forests, of verdant mountains, of mysterious gods who send dreams into our sleep. Cade and Tasha seek solace there; they are refugees, scarred and haunted with memories of war. In Dream, they can forget their past, escape the world, and find joy.

Phobetor, the god of Nightmare, was outcast from Dream. Now he seeks to destroy it. He sends his monsters into Dream, and Cade and Tasha find their sanctuary threatened, dying. To save it, the twins must overcome their past, journey into the heart of Nightmare, and face Phobetor himself.

Discover a world of light and darkness, of hope and fear, of dreams and nightmares. Discover The Gods of Dream.

"I'm hooked. It's fantastic. The descriptions of Nightmare will stay with you all day long." --Michael Crane, author of Lessons (And Other Morbid Drabbles)

"Fabulous. A MUST READ for fantasy lovers. If you love Tolkien, you'll definitely want to give The Gods of Dream a try... it is THAT good!" --Missy's Reads & Reviews

"If you like fantasy books and don't mind being obsessed by this story until you finished it I definitely recommend it to you! Arenson's writing is entertaining and definitely worth reading!" --A Universe in Words

"I have to highly recommend this book... a truly beautiful piece of work with emotional depth, tremendous heart and a more than occasional thrill of discovery."  --Geek Speak Magazine

"It's magnificent. It gets the highest recommendation from me that a single book could possibly ever get." --Journal of Always

With The Gods of Dream, I tried to create a "Narnia for older readers". If you escaped into Narnia in your childhood, now--as an adult or teenager--you might want a new world to explore. The world of Dream is my Narnia, an enchanted sanctuary few can visit. There is beauty and magic there, but danger and adventure too. If you loved C.S. Lewis's Narnia or Tolkien's Middle Earth, I'm hoping you enjoy discovering Dream.