The Woke World

The Woke World — Book Three of the Echoes Trilogy

By Ourea

He was the god of dreams—until they woke him.

Morpheus was never meant to be worshiped.
He walked between dreams, helping the lost and forgotten find peace. But when the world called his name too many times, he slipped into the void—and something far older woke in his place.

In The Woke World, the haunting third installment of The Echoes Trilogy, the spiral has turned. The dream-walker has vanished. And the cult that rose in his absence is about to discover the cost of faith.

Phoebe and Oneiroi, once tethered to Morpheus by blood and memory, can no longer reach him. The journals—once alive with prophecy and riddle—have gone silent without him. The Tree That Remembers offers only cryptic warnings. And above them all, Lilith watches—knowing the boy who fell asleep is not the same as the god who will wake.

On Earth, Lucious has become a prophet. Belief spreads like wildfire, fueled by chants, rituals, and sacrifice. But what they summon is no savior. When a young girl gives herself to the void, Morpheus is pulled from the shadows by her love—and her loss. What emerges from that darkness is no longer just a dreamer. He is judgment made flesh.

With stunning lyrical prose and chilling mythological depth, The Woke World explores what happens when faith twists, memory decays, and gods forget why they were born. Readers return to a world where dreams speak in riddles, mirrors open to realms beyond time, and the spiral that binds everything begins to unravel.

This is a book about names and the power they hold.
About love that breaks the rules of life and death.
About a world that believed too hard… and called down something it cannot unmake.

For fans of Neil Gaiman’s The Sandman, N.K. Jemisin’s The Inheritance Trilogy, or dark mythic fantasy with poetic depth and emotional fire—The Woke World is a dream you’ll want to forget, but never will.

What readers say about the series:

“This is mythology reimagined—intimate, terrifying, and stunningly written.”
“I have never underlined so many sentences in a fantasy book before.”
“Echoes isn’t just a story. It’s a spell.”

Book Three of the Echoes Trilogy

Do not call his name unless you burn.
For ash is all who don’t return.