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Synopsis

Waking up alive and unharmed after a long coma already feels miraculous enough.
But what if someone wakes up after four years and ten months,
and insists they were NEVER in a coma at all?!

Overnight, everything had been turned upside down. She could no longer trust her eyes, her ears, or any of the senses she used to connect with the outside world. She opened her eyes in a hospital bed…
They said she had been in a coma for four years and ten months.
They said she had become an older sister, and a sister-in-law.
They said everything she had lived through in the past three years, the good moments and the bad, the friendships she had formed, the journeys she had taken;
all of it had happened in a dream.

But was it really all just a dream Ivy, now twenty-two years old, had experienced during her five-year coma?

Ivy Anderson (Volume One: The Order of the Future) blends a young adult tone with mystery and supernatural elements to offer a distinctive storytelling experience. The novel challenges the boundary between reality and illusion, confronting readers with questions of identity, memory, and trust. Its vivid atmosphere and carefully crafted characters make it easy to connect with Ivy and her inner struggles. At the same time, unexpected events and otherworldly forces push the story beyond familiar young adult tropes, creating a tense and unpredictable narrative.

This book is ideal for anyone, especially teenage and young adult readers who enjoy mysterious, adventurous stories infused with supernatural elements. It is also recommended for those intrigued by themes of identity, memory, and the fragile line between reality and imagination—and who are drawn to character-driven stories filled with suspense.

A short excerpt from this novel:
Ivy nodded politely, then turned to the nurse who had talked about dreaming in comas, hoping she’d continue. “If it’s really like what you said... then how do we know? What if what I experienced was the real world—and this is just a dream?”
No one had an answer. Nova translated Ivy’s words and the nurse’s theory for Maynard and Iris. Maynard scratched his chin. “Well… maybe if we hear the whole story—all of Ivy’s memories—we might be able to tell which world is real and which is just a dream.”
Iris looked at him in disbelief. “Wait, you wanna say you’re not sure this is the real world?” Maynard shrugged. “How can we be certain of anything? Nothing’s ever 100% absolute. And besides, it might help Ivy cope with all this.”
Ivy nodded slowly. “It’s not a bad idea... maybe it’ll clear some things up. Maybe Nova and Iris will even start to remember things from those years.”

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