What if the only way to find yourself was to lose touch with reality?

Tyler Jenkins has always lived between two worlds. By day, he stocks shelves at a grocery store, going through the motions of a life that never quite feels real. By night--and sometimes even when his eyes are wide open--he disappears into vivid dreamscapes more captivating than anything reality has to offer: crystalline forests, underwater libraries, desert cities with mechanical birds singing impossible melodies.
For years, his extraordinary imagination has been called a problem. Teachers labeled him distracted. Doctors diagnosed him. His family worried about him. Tyler learned to hide himself, to suppress the worlds that called to him, to exist in the gray space between dreaming and waking.
Then he meets Kimberly Parker.
She doesn't see a problem. She sees wonder.
A psychology student fascinated by the workings of the mind, Kimberly is the first person who doesn't just accept Tyler's dreams--she wants to explore them with him. As their connection deepens, Tyler discovers something miraculous. But heartbreak shatters their growing love then begins to fracture and cause Tyler's dream worlds to fade away. Taking Tyler's extraordinary gift that once defined him into shadows and silence.
Until he realizes that the greatest dream worth fighting for is the one you can actually hold.

A World of Dreams is a poignant contemporary romance about the power of acceptance, the courage to be seen, and discovering that sometimes the person who helps you escape reality is the same person who makes you want to stay. Perfect for readers who loved The Seven Year Slip and The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, this emotionally rich story explores what it means to be extraordinary in an ordinary world--and how love can be the bridge between who we are and who we're meant to become.

A story of:
Second chances and first loves
Vivid dreamscapes and magical realism
Finding your voice when the world tells you to be quiet
The transformative power of being truly seen
Choosing reality when it finally becomes worth living
"Sometimes the only way forward is through. And sometimes, the person who helps you find your way becomes the reason you want to stay."