a story where people can upload their consciousness into a shared dream world, but a glitch causes nightmares from different minds to merge, and a "Dream Architect" has to fix it before reality is affected?

part of my, jjk x y/n small book series (i feel like i spelled that wrong... idk cuz im mostly asleep rn)

Isaac Windsor was just a simple, happy guy. He finally got the girl of his dreams—Flynn Salson—to start dating him. Life should be perfect. But everything changes when he finds himself stalked by a sadistic werewolf. With his sanity unraveling and no one willing to believe him, Isaac is for...

Eiji Kuroryuu was the kind of guy people ignored—awkward, perverted, and always cracking dumb jokes just to get a reaction. No one really saw him. And honestly? He got used to it. Until the day a rift swallowed him whole. Thrown into a world of monsters, demons, and ancient chaos, Eiji shou...

Yui, a Immortal humanoid fox that was born from Tamamo no Mae's lingering feelings after the mythical creature had died, So could say she's her descendant. But because of her immense power of being her decendant she was forced to work at the Earth's Immortal Division as a Division Leader while...

part of my, jjk x y/n small book series (i feel like i spelled that wrong... idk cuz im mostly asleep rn)

A spiritual entity has to write enough songs before he goes to the afterlife.

After a portal to another world opened through a crack in the ground, Desert trolls have invaded our world. Tall, powerful humanoid beings, with some wielding the ability to manipulate sand at will. Despite the world being plummeted into chaos and struggle, Bennett Zabel is having none of it. He ...

Rei Ashbourne can see how the dead died. When a run-in with the infamous Kuchisake-onna reawakens his cursed eye, Rei is thrust into a world where urban legends like Bloody Mary and Slit-Mouthed Woman are terrifyingly real. With a charming exorcist, a secretive Russian seal-witch, and a hau...

Adam wakes with a ringing phone at the end of his bed and a friend at his door. It's always hard to accept what we don't want to believe, and even harder to put hope down. Is it better to let the phone ring or to answer it? Even if the answer will be one you knew would come and can't bear to hear...