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Dream Child

Dreams, Book 3

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Dream Child

By: J. J. DiBenedetto
Narrated by: Heather Jane Hogan
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Dr. Sara Alderson can deal with eighty-hour workweeks as a resident at Children’s Hospital. Dealing with crises in the Emergency Room or the OR is second nature to her. But now she faces a challenge that all of her training and experience hasn’t prepared her for: Lizzie, her four-year-old daughter, has inherited her ability to see other people’s dreams.

After Lizzie befriends a young boy on a trip to Washington, DC, and then wakes up in a panic that night because of a “bad funny dream,” Sara knows exactly what it means: her daughter is visiting the boy’s dreams. Complicating matters is the fact that the boy’s father is a Congressman, and he’s dreaming about a “scary man in a big black car” threatening his Daddy.

Unraveling a case of political corruption and blackmail would be hard enough for Sara under the best of circumstances. But when she has to view everything through the eyes of a toddler, it may be an impossible task.

Dream Child is the second book of the Dream Doctor Mysteries.

Also by J.J. DiBenedetto:
The Dream Doctor Mysteries (all ten books!)
Betty and Howard’s Excellent Adventure (narrated by Doctor Who star Nicola Bryant!)
The Jane Barnaby Adventures (three books so far!)
Finding Dori (part of the Welcome to Romance collection!)
Mr. Smith and the Roach (coming soon!)

©2013 James DiBenedetto (P)2013 James DiBenedetto
Cosy Dream Mystery Supernatural Suspense Thriller & Suspense Paranormal Fiction Adventure
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Ok, I have to first say that the same narrator was used from the previous book and I was surprised to like her in book three because in book two she sounded terrible but in this story I liked her narration.
I thought Book three is the best so far in this series. Now you can read it as a stand alone but you want get a really good understanding or connection of the character.
This book is full of suspense and I am dying to listen to book four which I already have.
Would highly recommend.

Dream Child

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