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Alizedriel and The Dreamer's Intuition
Paperback
Publisher Price: $27.00
Publisher: Mpowering Legacy Publishing
Published: Jan 6 2026
Pages: 656
Weight: 1.90
Height: 1.32 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
When the line between dreams and reality fractures, the truth becomes the most dangerous weapon of all.
Alizedriel never asked for visions, or for the power that threads through his mind like a living shadow. But as the world begins to split between waking life and the dream realm, he discovers that every reflection of himself holds a different fate, some noble and some broken... and some terrifying.
While a beloved Hero rises to power, whispering salvation with blood-stained hands, Alize is forced to confront a truth no one else can see: not every savior is holy, and not every monster is real. Caught between cosmic forces, forbidden experiments, and a darkness that feels achingly familiar, Alize must decide who he is-and who he's willing to become-before reality shatters completely.
A haunting blend of dark fantasy and science-fiction, Alizedriel and The Dreamer's Intuition explores identity, sacrifice, and the fragile boundaries of the human mind. Lyrical and cinematic, this is a story about the versions of ourselves we fear the most... and the courage it takes to face them.
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