Dating a prince wasn't exactly Aaron Wood's dream, until it was. For the unthinkable and reality begin to mesh when Aaron is entangled in tangible-disturbingly-believable-yet-surely-impossible dreams which seem to transport him beyond the bounds of space and time, rending his life into unrecognizable shards of chaos, and bliss, in the process. Has he gone mad? It's possible. More so than what appears to be real. But this sudden flux threatens not only his sanity; he finds himself fighting for the life he'd once taken for granted. Danger surrounds him, and one faux pas can be fatal. Is there any reason? In the boy who visits his dreams and steals him away from whatever strife he faces? In the madness his life has become? In resisting? Is it just as dangerous to let down his guard with this "dream guy" as it would be to put down his defenses before his many, new enemies? Most importantly, does he have the strength to resist it all? Even the illusion that is so beautiful and promising, he desperately wishes it into being?