Thursday, March 25, 2010

A bird may love a fish, but where will they make a home?

Format: Kindle Edition | File Size: 105 KB | Release Date: January 2009

Can love transcend place and time? Author Bonnie Dee puts that question to the ultimate test in "Dream Across Time".

Connor is a widow, living as a lawyer in the twenty-first century and for the past couple of weeks he has been having erotic dreams with-and-about a mystery woman. With each new day comes a new dream at night that becomes much more clear, and soon he realizes that this mystery woman is really a Native American woman, named Aiyana, living in the same location as him in New York, however she from 100 plus years in the past. As the dreams continue, this couple grows to love each other. The only problem is they now don’t want just to see each other in their dream world but want to live side-by-side for forever. Yet, which one will be willing to give up on their own lives so they can have a future together? Even if that future might be in the past ...

3.5 out of 5 stars. It's a sweet story about what you would do to be with the one you love ... with a little erotic dialog mixed in. =0)

For more information on this book and/or any other books by Bonnie, then please check out her website.

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2 comments :

  1. They both shall just skim the surface.
    Or one could be a pelican and the other could be a flying fish?

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