Some doors only open in dreams.After the sudden death of her father, Amira begins recording her dreams in an attempt to survive her grief. What starts as fragmented, half-remembered images soon forms a pattern she cannot ignore. Moths at the window. A recurring sea. A voice calling her name from the dark. Each dream feels less like imagination and more like an invitation.As Amira follows the quiet clues left behind by her father, she discovers that the boundary between life and death is thinner than she was ever taught to believe. Dreams become doorways, memory becomes a map, and love proves itself stronger than time.When a stranger appears who seems to share her dreams, Amira is forced to confront a truth both terrifying and beautiful. Some souls are meant to find each other again, and some journeys are not meant to be taken alone.The Space Between Dreams is a haunting, lyrical exploration of grief, inherited memory, and the places we go when we sleep. Rooted in the belief that nothing truly ends, this novel weaves the supernatural with the deeply human, asking what remains when someone we love is gone and how far we are willing to go to find them.For readers who believe that love lingers and that dreams remember what waking life forgets.