Dreams are hard to come by in the city of Hebron Falls, and everyone is looking for an escape. One young woman is about to learn just how much power dreams can hold.

“An ingenious combination of noir and fairy tale.”—Mary McMyne, author of The Book of Gothel

Evelyn Pulaski spends her evenings selling dreams working at the Palace Ballroom. For a dime a dance, she plays into a cheap fantasy of romance before returning to the gritty reality of everyday life. When dance hall girls start disappearing, a mysterious group of elfin bootleggers is the prime suspect.

Raife is also in the business of selling dreams. He is part of an operation stealing dreams from humans and peddling them in the elfinlands. Raife takes a shine to Evelyn, telling himself his interest is purely professional, but there is something…entrancing about her.

When Evelyn's best friend disappears, she is forced into an uneasy alliance with Raife. And together they'll discover the power of dreams to change, or even remake, the world.