Category: Fantasy Publisher: Publish America
ISBN-10: 160474779X
Type: Fiction
Pages: 166
Copyright: Nov 19, 2007
In surviving the aftermath of her sister’s sudden and violent death, Connie Weiler is forced from the safety of her home and family by provocative and disturbing dreams. Through these dreams a mysterious and dangerous occult leader reveals himself to her.
Will Connie have the courage to face her fears and discover what lies beneath her dreams or will they and this mysterious “dream man” destroy her and any chance she has at life and love?
Connie must reach beyond her understanding of the natural world, renew her faith and go beyond her own reality to discover her wildest dreams come true.
Excerpt
Connie began to feel very warm and drowsy. Her heart
pounded and her chest heaved as she tried to catch her breath.
Nicholas came in close and whispered low and deep into her ear.
“Eine Seel fur immer.”
Darkness swirled around her and the air felt thick and heavy.
She felt hot, slick, lips on her throat and eyelids. Nicholas
seemed to be repeating the strange Germanic phrase over and
over. What did it mean?
She saw him as the dream he was, moving further away from
her into a dark tunnel. The attraction she had once felt within
the dream was turning to repulsion and Connie couldn’t
understand why...
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