The Night's Dream series takes place in the realms most familiar to you. They are books that dwell in the shadows that you think you see out of the corner of your eye, our world, and yet not the one we would want to admit. In a twisted version of the Hudson Valley -- one occupied by vampire maternity nurses and self-interested angels, by displaced spirits wearing the masks of aliens, by possessed pumpkins and tree sprites who teach botany to ungrateful undergrads -- the characters deal with the strangest circumstance of all: trying to figure out what it means to lead a normal life.
Shane Valentine goes to college and loses herself.
No, literally. She falls out of reality, warps the college around her, and mythic creatures come after her. Is she clever enough to survive?
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Vampires got Roselyn Jacobs into this situation, but can they help her out again? Will her high school bestie help her rescue Shane from a growing mob without killing her recently turned boyfriend?
Probably not.
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Jasmine Woods is stalked by UFOs after her sister Chrys outs the aliens by releasing a photo of an alien.
Who is a greater threat: the flying saucers or those who believe in them?
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A plague infects the supernatural elements of the world and the cure may come from the memories of a century old serial killer who was prevented from stopping it in the first place.
Stories about love from a man who thinks "love" could involve Grim Reapers.
Those scary ghost stories mentioned in Christmas carols, along with a dozen others.
Stories and essays about the state of modern Paganism from a witch questioning his religion.
Traveling North America, seeking out gambling, pitbulls, UFOs, murder ghosts, and Bigfoot.
Finding none of those.
In 1931, a supposed talking mongoose harassed the Irving family, and somehow became the subject of a precedent-setting court case and a major motion picture, Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose.
