Loved itthis series is so cool this guy discovers that when he goes to sleep he goes into a different world and when he's in that world he believes the other world is a dream
Circle Trilogy (2004)
Others: Positive Enter an adrenaline-laced epic where dreams and reality collide.
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- 9781595545329
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- 613 pages
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