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When a fairy king grants a human wish, there's more at stake than dreams. Claire Delaney has a good life, despite her adolescent angst. But she wants more. In a moment of frustration, she wishes to be "the hero." What she actually wants is to be the center of attention, but what she gets is a terrifying Fae king demanding that she rescue an imprisoned fairy, facing fantastical dangers and hardships she could not have imagined. Yet the dreams - and the rescue - are only the beginning of her journey. She is at the center of the king's audacious gamble to end the war that has raged in Faerie for half a century.

For better or worse, choices have consequences. Even for a fairy king.

It's been seven years since Jessica Fowler graduated from high school and left her young boyfriend behind. She can never forget the love she shared with him, and she's come to accept that she can never again have what she's lost. By an unexpected twist of fate, she finds herself reunited with Kyle, and she hopes that they can be together again. But when Kyle starts to date one of her band mates, Jessica's jealousy and regret begin to eat at her and she turns to alcohol to numb her pain.

When Jessica Fowler starts her senior year at a Swiss boarding school, the last thing she expects to do is fall for a lowly sophomore. But that's exactly what she does. Kyle Andersen is sweet and cute, and Jessica is inexplicably drawn to him. However, he is so much younger that she fights the attraction for weeks. When Kyle and Jessica finally kiss, there's no question they are meant to be together. But things get complicated because Kyle's best friend, Jenn, is in love with him. Then, while on break, both Kyle and Jessica have encounters with their exes....

Young Hannah receives an interesting letter. Is her pen pal a fairy prince or a prankster? How long will he write to her, and what will change as a result of his letters? He offers her a wish. Can he really grant a wish? What will she wish, and what will she offer him in return?

This book evaluates the question: Do repressed emotional responses elicit visions that cause what we refer to as dreams? This question is important because dreams have lost their significance in modern psychological therapy. There are a plethora of theories on the functionality of dreams. This book makes an original contribution by integrating different perspectives on dreams. In my theory of dreams, I assert that biological brain function and psychical functions are interdependent.