Where These Souls Go
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  • Reads 71
  • Votes 3
  • Parts 16
  • Time 1h 24m
Complete, First published Dec 30, 2016
What happens to us when we fall asleep at night? Where does our consciousness go? Does it stay with us, or does it visit some foreign land that isn't even on the map? And are dreams fragments of these places? Lost memories of the supernatural and exotic things that we have experienced but simply don't remember?

Olivia Scott is a detective in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, a city where crime thrives. She's called to investigate a scene one day during a blizzard, when she gets into a horrible accident. She's knocked into a coma, and her soul visits a place like no other. This is where she meets Beck Mitchell, a man who has been restrained in this world for quite some time, with no hopes of escape. 

Olivia has seen this place in her dreams before. She's convinced that some piece of this dream world is real.  As she continues to Investigate this strange world, and as her body fights for life, will she wake from her coma and leave this world behind forever, or will she die and stay there forever?

...but most importantly, will she find out how to save Beck Mitchell before her timer runs out?
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