Socially awkward Ethan Montgomery never expected his freshman year of college to be easy, but he has to admit that even by his low expectations things are getting quite out of hand. Because that’s the way things tend to go when you’re juggling newfound magical powers that seem to have a mind of their own. Accidentally exploding coffee cups, Thanksgiving Day turkeys, lightbulbs, and his disgruntled new roommate Arthur’s best pair of running shoes is only the beginning. Throw girls, wild college parties, gay classmates, and a mysterious organization called The Institution into the mix, and this year is shaping up to be one that Ethan will never forget. Ethan’s life has changed forever… for better or for worse. He soon learns that magic always comes with a price- a price that, in the end, may be too unbearable to pay. *This story is rated PG-13 for college-themed situations, including underage drinking and language.

I stare into his face, gaze into his electric blue irises. "It's... you!" I exclaim. He smiles, his eyes twinkling, like shinning stars. I inch forward, brushing through piles of old dream catchers, until I'm standing right in front of him. "You're the boy in my dreams," I say, in wonder. He tilts his head sideways. His eyes shone, reflecting the coulourful light throw by the whimsical dream catchers hanging in the small, dark room. "It's a dream come true," I whisper, hardly daring to believe. He bends his head, his eyes just inches from mine. "Are you sure? Look around you, don't you feel it?" I force myself to tear away from his electrifying stare and gaze around. "What do you mean?" "You aren't really here. It's just a dream. I am a dream. In a dream, where we are forced to be the players for a slumbering audience. Now, you are a Dreamer, but it won't be long before you they make you one of us. Soon the world will realize, Everyone is only living a dream they have no control over." Highest rank: #72 in Paranormal © 2014 InternalTurbulence//All Rights Reserved

Jane's family has a dreadful secret. They have been cursed to live in the world of their own dreams until a descendant can break the spell. From Alice Kingsleigh, to Jane March. It's her turn to bear the curse, and she finds herself stuck in the realm of Harry Potter. Will she be able to distinguish between dreams and reality? Will she finally be the one to break the curse?