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Dreamseeker

The Dreamwalker Chronicles #2 / 3
by C. S. Friedman
Dreamseeker (The Dreamwalker Chronicles #2) by C. S. Friedman
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“If you haven’t read [C. S. Friedman’s] work you need to do something about that right now” (New York Times bestselling author Tad Williams).

Dreamseeker is the second book in C.S. Friedman’s newest adult fantasy trilogy, which holds high YA crossover potential. In Dreamwalker, Jessica discovers that she can not only affect the dreams of others, but she can travel across worlds and dimensions. Through her travels, she meets kindred spirits who possess her same mysterious gift: the gift of the Dreamwalker. Dreamseeker continues Jessica’s adventures, as she learns deeper, darker, and more dangerous secrets.

The destruction of the Luray Gate has allowed Jessica to escape from the Shadows, but being home doesn’t mean she is safe. A stranger has appeared in her dreams, ushering in nightmares she can’t control, exposing her to hunters who can operate in both the dreaming and the waking worlds. Her only hope of dealing with them lies in ancient knowledge that the Shadow apprentice Isaac and the power-hungry Seer Morgana have gathered. But even if she returns to their world by choice, braving the wrath of her enemies, what price will they demand for their assistance?

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FantasyYoung AdultUrban Fantasy
Release date: October 29, 2015

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C. S. Friedman

C. S. Friedman

C. S. Friedman writes the kind of stories that linger in the corners of your mind—the shadowy spaces where science fiction meets dark fantasy and nothing is ever quite what it seems. Her work doesn’t just build worlds; it dissects them, probing the fragile boundary between civilization and chaos, reason and belief, self and the unknown. With a style that’s both razor-sharp and richly layered, she’s become a defining voice for readers who crave speculative fiction that dares to ask difficult questions.

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Her journey into writing was as unconventional as her characters. Born in New York City, Friedman first made her mark in the world of theater, earning an MFA in costume design and working for years behind the scenes. That love for mood, texture, and transformation seeps into her novels, where setting isn’t just backdrop—it’s a living force, often dangerous, always complex. And it’s no surprise that her earliest spark came from discovering Isaac Asimov as a child traveling through France—an origin story befitting a writer so adept at blending intellect with imagination.

When In Conquest Born hit shelves in 1986, it didn’t just introduce a new author—it carved out a space for unapologetically cerebral science fiction, filled with psychological tension and political drama. Then came the Coldfire Trilogy, a dark fantasy epic that has earned cult status for its fearless dive into morality, mysticism, and madness. In works like This Alien Shore, she explores themes of identity, transformation, and the evolution of humanity with a nuance that resonates in today’s fragmented world.

What truly defines her writing is its refusal to offer easy answers. Her protagonists often walk a razor’s edge, and the choices they face are as haunting as they are human. Her stories invite readers to question not only the fabric of the worlds she creates but the assumptions they bring with them.

For those who gravitate toward the intellectually rich, the emotionally challenging, and the beautifully strange, her books offer an experience that’s as provocative as it is immersive. Whether she’s spinning galaxies out of stardust or summoning monsters from myth, Friedman writes with a voice that feels both timeless and unmistakably her own.

The Dreamwalker Chronicles

From acclaimed fantasy author C.S. Friedman, this urban fantasy trilogy follows Jessica Drake, a Dreamwalker who can affect the dreams of others and travel across worlds and dimensions, as she uncovers dangerous secrets.

The Dreamwalker Chronicles consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.

Dreamwalker (The Dreamwalker Chronicles #1)
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Dreamseeker (The Dreamwalker Chronicles #2)
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Dreamweaver (The Dreamwalker Chronicles #3)
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