The Theory of Dreams — Special Edition

All stories come to an end - Effy Sayre learned this when she defeated the Faerie King. Even without ever fully understanding what happened in Hiraeth, she is finally free from the nightmares that haunted her and manages to write, with Preston, a thesis on Angharad, the most beloved national fairy tale, thus earning her a place at the prestigious college of literature and becoming the first woman to gain admission.

But there are dangerous dreams. Especially when they come true.

The entire university — and soon the whole country — seems to expect Effy to fail. And, with the Faerie King defeated and Myrddin's legacy exposed, she can no longer take refuge in fantasy. If stories no longer define her... who is Effy without them?

When Effy is put in danger, Preston discovers an unexpected rage within himself, ringing in his ears like bells.

He begins to dream of a submerged palace, a world where he reigns supreme — and these visions soon haunt him in his waking hours as well.

As the war between Llyr and Argant explodes, Effy and Preston find themselves trapped in the middle of the conflict: she losing her dreams, he losing himself in his.

Will dreams ever be just dreams?