What Dreams May Come

“What Dreams May Come” is a novella that takes place immediately after “A Daughter of Fair Verona” but before “Thus With A Kiss I Die.”

But even in novella form, Christina builds a world that feels lived‑in, with characters who carry their secrets like lanterns in the dark.

The story moves quickly, but not cheaply. Christina uses the shorter format to focus tightly on character connection, fate, and the strange ways desire shape our choices.

The world she builds is drenched in atmosphere…starlit shadows, whispered secrets, and masks that hide more than faces. Even in its brevity, the story feels lush, like stepping into a memory you’re not sure is yours.

This novella lingers. It leaves you thinking about the moments that change us. About the dreams we chase even when they cost us something. And the strange magic that binds two souls who were never meant to meet yet somehow do. It’s tender, haunting, and emotionally resonant.

If you enjoy novellas that feel like a midnight walk through a place you shouldn’t know but somehow do, this one delivers. It’s a compact, dreamy escape with just enough mystery to linger after you close the final page and make you want to pick up the next book immediately like I did.

-Amy