Dreams Never End is the captivating third installment of The Feigned Moon of Entiria series by E.A. Bagby. After failing to be the Lead Storyteller of the Deo Tribe, Giels finds himself traveling with his friends for yet another trip to the mysterious Underworld. Barely surviving an attack by the Guardian, Giels and the other Deoan youngsters come across Sansar, one of the Champions who is hatching his own plan to fight against the gods. Keeping them occupied with food, potions, and visions, Sansar manipulates Giels and his friends to do his bidding. However, Alana is missing, and Giels is desperate to find her. Meanwhile, Giels' father, Lead Elder Danis of the Council, sets off to search for the youngsters. Giels slowly realizes that much is at stake, and he has an important role to play in the events to come.

E.A. Bagby continues to expand this fantastical world with added lore, powerful beings, and mysteries. Dreams Never End is a stellar end to The Feigned Moon of Entiria saga, with more new characters and worldbuilding to explore and delve into. Bagby's plotting is intricate, complemented by an immersive narrative that keeps surprising readers at every turn. The brisk pacing and the compelling character work ensure readers are hooked to the tale from beginning to end. Giels is much more mature and slowly seems to be assuming his leadership role among his friends. The Underworld and its depictions are fascinating, and I think dark fantasy fans will find a lot to love about this world. This book is tailor-made for science fiction/epic fantasy lovers.

Dreams Never End is a work of fiction in the science fiction, action, and adventure genres, and is the third installment of The Feigned Moon of Entiria Epic Serial. It is best suited to mature readers as it contains some moderate violence and adult language. Penned by author E.A. Bagby, readers follow the ongoing story of Giels, having been forced into the Underworld, who struggles to reclaim his leadership role back home but fails. Mysterious messages draw him back to the industrial realm of the departed, offering hope and purpose. As Giels receives aid from the Underworld denizens, he faces the dilemma of whether this will be his greatest gambit or his worst mistake. The story blends science fiction and fantasy in a coming-of-age narrative filled with self-discovery, action, and drama.

Great imagination and interesting plot dynamics create a mesmerizing journey into a richly crafted science fiction world. E.A. Bagby's world-building is truly remarkable and leaps off the page right from the opening section, immersing readers in the strange, industrial Underworld and the complex dynamics of its people. Giels's struggle to find purpose and regain his leadership role is a strong emotive focal point of the tale, evoking empathy for his internal conflicts and external challenges with a detailed and intimate narrative of his thoughts and feelings. The mysterious messages and the aid he received from the Underworld inhabitants added well-timed twists with plenty of intrigue and suspense, keeping readers hooked on the balance between hope and despair. The blend of self-discovery, action, and drama kept me engaged throughout, and the unique fusion of mythic and futuristic elements was always exciting and innovative. Overall, Dreams Never End is a highly engaging work that I’d recommend to all fans of detailed and immersive science fiction.