WEST MIDLANDS, U.K. - s4story -- As the veil between dreams and reality begins to thin, a remarkable new voice in young adult fantasy emerges. On 31 October 2026, Birch Tree Publishing proudly presents See You in Your Sleep, the captivating debut novel by R.T. Tita.

Rich with mystery, magic, and heart-stopping adventure, this spellbinding tale draws readers into a hauntingly beautiful world where courage is tested, friendships are forged in the shadows, and fate waits on the other side of every dream.

With atmospheric storytelling, unforgettable characters, and twists that linger long after the final page, See You in Your Sleep promises to enchant both teen and adult readers alike, marking R.T. Tita as an exciting new talent destined to leave a lasting mark on the fantasy genre.

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Speaking on the upcoming launch of The Boundary Chronicles, President of Birch Tree Publishing expressed tremendous excitement about introducing readers to the imaginative world created by R.T. Tita. "From the moment we first read R.T. Tita's manuscript, we knew we had discovered something truly special," the President said.

"The Boundary Chronicles is a captivating blend of fantasy, mystery, and emotional depth that embodies everything readers love about great YA fiction. We are incredibly proud to welcome R.T. Tita to the Birch Tree Publishing family and cannot wait for readers to experience the magic, adventure, and unforgettable characters that make this series so extraordinary. We believe this is the beginning of an exciting literary journey for both the author and fantasy fans around the world."