Dark, deliberate, and quietly unsettling, The Glass Books of the Dream Eaters is the kind of novel that seeps into your thoughts rather than rushing past them. Gordon Dahlquist weaves a Victorian world where knowledge is currency, power is carefully disguised as progress, and danger lurks not in chaos but in conviction. This is a story that rewards patience, challenges assumptions, and leaves you with an eerie awareness of how easily intelligence and ambition can slip into corruption. If you love gothic atmospheres, intricate mysteries, and stories that linger long after the final page, this book demands your attention.
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