ll just a dream, there were truths discovered and things seen. Because even if it was all just a dream, I learned that there is always more to one's own reality."

Amara Mora has always wanted to believe that magic exists somewhere just beyond what the eye can see. When she hears the trees whisper her name and finds herself in another world, Amara must confront what has been hidden, learn the art of letting go of fear, and believe in herself to grasp the reality that there could indeed be more than meets the eye.

Luke Romano is a believer in magic too, though that light has severely dimmed. Now, he has to believe he can find a way into the world that has swallowed

his best friend whole.

As Amara uncovers the truth about what magic possibly runs through her veins, Luke discovers he can actually see something beneath the veils of reality, and together they must try to find their way home before they are swallowed whole by the idea that it could all just be a dream.