Dream of Shadows | 
 enlarge | Author: Seressia Glass
Publisher: Parker Publishing
Category: Book
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Avg. Customer Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 127551
Media: Paperback
Edition: trade paper
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 250
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Dimensions (in): 8.5 x 5.5 x 0.8
ISBN: 1600430309
Dewey Decimal Number: 813
EAN: 9781600430305
ASIN: 1600430309
Publication Date: September 17, 2007
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Product Description
Should dreams come true? Nicole Legere spent her childhood wishing she'd been born normal, instead of First Daughter to the most powerful psychic on the planet. She receives visions in her dreams, as sporadic as they are, but three consecutive Dreams sets the pattern, and the visions inevitably come true. Now she's Dreaming of a killer targeting the women of Atlanta, women with latent psychic abilities. She goes to Detective Carter Jackson to warn him.
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 (Raw Rating: 4.5) Amazing gifts July 14, 2008
Nicole Legere was born with extraordinary gifts, but Its not shocking, however, because it runs in her family. Her mother is The Keeper, which means she has had this gift passed down to her from her ancestors and it is up to her to keep it on track. In DREAM OF SHADOWS, Nicole begins to dream of murders before they happen. Her conscience won't let her just ignore her dreams so she goes to Detective Carter Jackson to give him all the information she has from her dreams, hoping that he can glean enough to prevent the murder. Unfortunately, it doesn't happen that way and when the murder actually occurs, Nicole is the suspect. Nicole continues to have dreams and each time, the dream comes true.
Seressia Glass has penned an exciting combination murder mystery and romance that is heavily into the paranormal. It caught my interest from page one and kept it until the very end. It was smoothly written and an easy, scary, fun read.
Reviewed by Alice Holman
of The RAWSISTAZ(tm) Reviewers
 Pleasantly surprised March 31, 2008
Excellent character development and great story. No typos that I recall -- and I hate poor editing. Becoming a favorite author.
 Ramona's review February 27, 2008
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I enjoyed this book, not her best. I could not work out if the guy was white or what? Cover misleading, if you are an interracial fan
 Dream of Shadows November 7, 2007
5 out of 13 found this review helpful
I'm giving this book two stars not because it was written poorly but because it's not what I expected. The book was really well written and I loved the characters and the story totally kept me interested. But I purchased it thinking it was an IR story and it isn't. I just hate purchasing something and it's not what I requested or what I was lead to believe it was.
Dream of Shadows October 23, 2007
11 out of 17 found this review helpful
First, I feel I should clear up a mistake. I noticed that this novel is tagged as an interracial romance. It's not. Both the hero and heroine are African American.
Plot: Nicole comes from a rich family full of psychics more powerful than herself. She's always felt like the outsider in her family. When she starts having dreams about a serial killer she goes to the police where she meets Detective Carter Jackson (Jax). Both are instantly attracted to one another, but Jax doesn't believe in psychics. He's more willing to believe that Nicole is somehow involved in the killings.
Despite their attraction, I did have to wonder why Nicole and Jax slept together that first time. They didn't know each other well. They certainly didn't trust each other. Their attraction for each other didn't seem overwhelming. I grew to like both characters though I did find his attitude to be somewhat annoying at first. He made up for it later by being Nicole's biggest defender.
It's a good novel if a trifle dull. The whole psychic family, First Daughter, Good vs. Evil thing got to be a bit much for me. I would have wished for a greater focus on Nicole and Brice's relationship. It's a good introduction to the family though if this is the beginning of a series.
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