The Fallen Dreamer: Collector's Edition (The Seers) Paperback – November 6, 2025

The Fallen Dreamer: Collector’s EditionA surreal descent into the unknown. A warning. Recovered from the journals of an unnamed boy.At last, the entire Seers Trilogy unfolds in one haunting volume. The Fallen Dreamer: Collector’s Edition gathers all three books into a single, unbroken narrative—a complete descent, awakening, and return through the fractured dream of reality.Some stories don’t begin at the beginning.They begin at the unraveling.When Jake Carter witnesses something impossible—a boy floating above a pond, light moving like thought, memory shifting in real time—his world fractures.Not with answers. With silence.Reality slips sideways.He’s not alone.Brooke’s loyalty runs deeper than reason.Emma sees what others ignore.Juan rewrites time like memory.Carl’s illusion of control is beginning to rot.And Johnny—Jake’s best friend—may no longer be human.What they discover isn’t magic.It’s something older. Stranger. Watching.Together they pull at a thread never meant to be found.The more they see, the more they become something else.Something powerful. Something terrifying.But not everything that awakens wants to be understood.And some doors, once opened, only lead deeper.For readers of Annihilation, Pan’s Labyrinth, and House of Leaves—a blend of psychological horror, magical realism, and cosmic myth.Praise for The Fallen Dreamer:“K.G. Broas has created something extraordinary—a surreal, haunting story that feels like Stranger Things meets Pan’s Labyrinth—written in dream logic and heartbreak. It’s about friendship, fear, and the terrifying beauty of waking up to who you really are.” — The Page Ladies Book Club“A surreal, haunting descent into the unknown… Echoes of VanderMeer, L’Engle, and early King. Lyrical and unsettling, it’s speculative fiction with both teeth and heart—a meditation on friendship, memory, and the terrifying beauty of growing up in a world that no longer makes sense.” — NetGalley Review“I highly recommend The Fallen Dreamer to anyone who loves poetic, layered fantasy with emotional weight and surreal settings… the writing alone makes it unforgettable.” — Reedsy Discovery ReviewBecause some stories don’t end.They only grow quiet. Read more