Seers The Phantom Beast

Jake's best friend should be dead.Buried underground for nine days, Johnny somehow survives. But when he returns, he sees strands of light woven through reality itself and insists that what people call "real" is not what it seems. Jake tells himself Johnny must be losing his mind. Until impossible things start happening to him too."Wildly imaginative, mind-blowing, and vividly immersive. What a rush!" - Travis Borne ReviewsAs Johnny pulls Jake, Brooke, and Emma deeper into the truth, the boundaries between dreams and reality begin to collapse. Watsonville no longer feels safe. Home feels wrong. School feels different. Even the people they've known all their lives seem oblivious to the danger around them. Beneath their quiet town, something terrifying has noticed them. It flickers in the shadows, whispers in their minds, and waits for them to remember.At first, Johnny's discoveries are exhilarating: strange worlds, unseen forces, and a hidden reality that bends to those who can truly see. But every revelation changes Johnny. The deeper he goes, the more consumed he becomes. Jake begins to realize he may not be trying to save his best friend... He may be watching him disappear.Because seeing too much changes you. And once you notice the truth, there's no way to stop seeing. A COMPLETE, REALITY-BENDING FANTASY TRILOGY The Seers Trilogy begins with The Phantom Beast, a story recovered from the journals of an unnamed boy. Jake and Johnny begin as ordinary teenagers trying to make sense of a world that no longer behaves the way it should. As they're pulled deeper, they learn they can bend reality itself, first in small, quiet ways, then in ways that are impossible to hide. But every new power raises the same question: if reality bends to you, how do you know what's still real? More than anything, this is a story about fractured friendships, obsessive curiosity, and what happens when someone you love becomes unrecognizable.What Readers Are Saying: "Beautiful, eerie, and unsettling in the best way. Extraordinary." - The Page Ladies Book Club "The writing alone makes it unforgettable." - Reedsy Discovery "A quiet town hides secrets in the dark. A brilliant read." - Goodreads ARC Reviewer "Completely swept me off my feet." - Goodreads Reviewer