Books by Atlas Hill

The power to make dreams come true may not be as innocent as advertised.After bouncing from state to state, Cathy Reed finds herself in New York City, reunited with childhood friend and now billionaire prodigy Reuben Granger. Together they work with Dreamscape, a revolutionary device that allows traumatized clients to live out their deepest desires--to rewrite their history, from a certain point of view.All is well, until Reuben gets a visitor--a visitor who seems to think Dreamscape isn't all it's cracked up to be.Cathy's hero worship of Reuben is shattered when she finds out about his guarded, invisible past through an uneasy alliance. Reuben isn't the same aloof, distant, morally steadfast man she knew as a child. It takes breaking her core beliefs to figure out the truth about Dreamscape and its creator--and Cathy just might regret what she learns.

Alpheus is on the run from his murder accusations. He is forced to come to terms with the death of his close mentor as well as his identity as a sorcerer. Trekking across the land, he encounters a new host of curious friends and foes who might well hold the key toward solving the mystery that haunts him in the form of constant nightmares-and also reveal to him the deep schemes of wicked men plotting to throw the entire land into war.

As a scholar, Alpheus never cared for what he once believed to be fantasy. But his encounter with a mysterious sorcerer has changed everything.Sorcery is real, even for mortals. Every king in the land is wary of this new power, perhaps each plotting to claim a major stake of the destructive power, if not to devour other kingdoms, then to build on the ability to achieve such a feat.The misery of war, which ended only seven years ago, might return sooner than most expected. And when war erupts again, it promises to be bloodier than the previous-for it will be fought with the power from the heavens, with sorcery.Given the schemes of the many wicked men in power, Alpheus realises with reluctance that he, among other learned people, are responsible for fighting for a future they all deserve.