Dream Child
"I
would give anything to take this away from her. I would gladly go
back to having the nightmares myself – the very worst ones, the ones that had
me waking up screaming in a pool of my own vomit – rather than see Lizzie go
through this..."
As a resident at Children's Hospital, Sara can handle
ninety hour workweeks, fighting to save her young patients from deadly
childhood diseases. But she's about to be faced with a challenge that all
her training and experience haven't prepared her for: her four-year-old
daughter has inherited her ability to see other people's dreams...
"Dream
Child" is the suspenseful third novel in the "Dreams" series.
Review
I am amazed at the depth reached in Dream Child. Lizzie is a precocious, lovable child that you can instantly believe in. And I love that we get to catch up with Beth, Sara's longtime friend that we met in Dream Student. With completely new dangers on new levels for Sara to struggle with, it is wonderful that she maintains her initial strength and actually has grown over the years of her fictional life, as a doctor, parent, person, and dreamer. I think it was fitting for Sara to go into pediatrics and I love her for it.
Thank you DiBenedetto!! I think it is time to move on to book 4 because I just have to know what you dreamed up for us next!
Buy links:
Amazon: · Dream Student · Dream Doctor
· Dream Child · Dream Family · Waking Dream
Meet the Author:
J.J. (James) DiBenedetto was born in Yonkers, New York. He attended Case Western Reserve University, where as his classmates can attest, he was a complete nerd. Very little has changed since then.
He currently lives in Arlington, Virginia with his beautiful wife and their cat (who has thoroughly trained them both). When he's not writing, James works in the direct marketing field, enjoys the opera, photography and the New York Giants, among other interests.
The "Dreams" series is James' first published work.
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