Dreams Trilogy

Dean Cullen. The boy next door. My best friend's big brother. I'd known the arrogant, bossy, domineering jackass my entire life. Falling in love with him would be such a cliché. Not to mention, the town's golden boy (insert eye roll here) had big plans to get the hell out of Dodge and they didn't include me, which was fine. I had my own life mapped out, far from his. Falling in love with the boy with stars in his eyes was the last thing I wanted to do. That's why I tried to deny how much his infectious smile haunted my dreams. I planned to ignore my sudden infatuation until it went away. No one would ever know. Fate had other ideas. While I was trying not to fall in love with Dean, he was falling in love with me. Dreams of You is book one in The Dreams Trilogy.

Auroras life is perfectly mundane. She has a job she hates, an ex that ran her out of her hometown, and the highlight of her week is Monday breakfast with her best friend. That changes when Aurora starts dreaming of a woman. A woman who Aurora falls head over heels for. She knows the romance that develops between them isnt real, but the dreams make life so much better that she hurries to bed every nightuntil she discovers that her dream woman isnt imaginary. Her name is Leela and she is in a coma. Aurora must risk everythingher job, apartment, friends, and her sanityto save Leela, a woman shes only ever met in her mind. But in order to help, Aurora must convince Leelas neurologist and parents that she and Leela have a bond that transcends the physical plane. Can Aurora fight through a progressively nightmarish landscape to wake Leela? And if Leela wakes, will she recognize Aurora as the one who saved her? As the one Leela said she loved? Their dream-relationship might not be real, but if there is any possibility of making her dreams come true, Aurora has to try.

Aurora and Leela have succeeded in their quest to balance work and family. Aurora has risen in the ranks at her company and has become a well-known environmental advocate. Leelas business has grown and is the president of the farmers market. They have done this all while raising their conceived-by-magic eleven-year-old daughter, Kari. However, the time has come for them to tell Kari about her mystical origins, as Karis mind and body start to evolve in powerful ways. As the family focuses on ways to test Karis new abilities, Aurora is placed in the public spotlight due to an ongoing public battle with Houston Energy. The corporate monstrosity dislikes Aurora, but no one despises heror Leelamore than the social media group, God and Country, or G and C. Rather than get swept up in the hate, they focus on Karis emerging supernatural talents. But that changes when the attacks migrate from the internet and move closer to home. Will G and Cs taunts and threats cause Aurora and Leela to fall back in the shadows? Do they have what it takes to take the fight to G and C? Or, is Kari the key to saving them all?

After three years together, Aurora and Leela have settled into a cozy life. The only complaint is their lack of quality time together. When the opportunity arises for a trip to paradise, they can't turn it down. A week of romance among Hawaii's natural wonders is exactly what they need to reconnect. When they return home, their relationship is the strongest and most stress-free it's ever been. Then, Aurora learns she's pregnant. There was no infidelity. There was no assault. There's no logical explanation for the conception, but the pregnancy is undeniable. And it feels right to Aurora. Aurora and Leela debate whether a scientific or spiritual reason is the cause, but the mystery takes a backseat as maternal instincts take over. Aurora's connection ranges from the ordinary to psychic, but her experiences are nothing compared to Leela's. A new, primal voice from within directs her to do whatever is necessary to protect their child. Can they keep the cause of the pregnancy and the psychic connection to their child a secret? Can they come to terms with the uniqueness of their child and the circumstances around her conception? And can they accept the grandest miracle of them all?

Lennon James. The girl next door. My little sister's best friend. I'd known the brilliant, funny, shy beauty my entire life. Falling in love with her wasn't a choice, it was destiny. When tragedy struck, and our lives were turned upside down, I knew we were going to be okay. We had each other. Together we could make it through anything. Falling in love with the girl who marched to the beat of her own drum was one thing I never regretted. Sometimes the biggest obstacles are the things you never see coming. Fate had plans of its own. While I was trying to hold on to the girl who'd stolen my heart, the universe seemed destined to tear us apart.

Young love: unpredictable, fleeting. They say it never lasts. Falling in love when you're a teenager isn't supposed to shape your life, but it has defined us. I was fifteen when I fell for the boy with stars in his eyes. At seventeen, desperate to fight the currents pulling us apart and against our families' wishes, I married him. Determined to make it work, I headed to college while he moved across the country, each chasing our own dreams. Falling in love was easy. Making it work was the hard part. I watched and cheered from afar as Dean became an unrecognizable A-lister. I spent my days pretending to be happy and to enjoy my normal life while he fell further into the pit of fame, a new tabloid headline every week. Somewhere along the way, we lost ourselves and each other. Just when I thought we were ready to let go, a scandal rocked our world. Fate had the last laugh. We may be able to give up on ourselves, but we'd never give up on each other without a fight.