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Dream Sequence: Dream Series, Books 1-3
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Sara Barnes thought her life was perfectly ordinary - until the night she began stepping into other people’s dreams.
Follow Sara as she learns to cope with this extraordinary gift (or curse) in the first three books of the Dream Doctor Mysteries:
Dream Student
It’s bad enough that, thanks to her supernatural talent, Sara is learning more than she ever needed to know about her friends and classmates, watching their most secret fantasies whether she wants to or not. Much worse are the other dreams, the ones she sees nearly every night, featuring a strange, terrifying man who commits unspeakable crimes. Now Sara wonders if she’s the only witness to a serial killer - and the only one who knows when and where he’s going to strike next.
Dream Doctor
Medical school and life as a newlywed would be enough by themselves for anybody to handle. But Sara’s got another problem - her dreams have started up again. Almost everyone at the medical school is dreaming about the death of the school’s least popular teacher, Dr. Morris, and once again, Sara finds herself in the role of unwilling witness to a murder before it happens. But this time, there are too many suspects to count, and it doesn’t help matters that she hates Dr. Morris every bit as much as any of his would-be murderers do.
Dream Child
Sara thought she had made peace with her dreaming talent, but she’s got a surprise coming: her four-year-old daughter has inherited it, too.
Unraveling a mystery with lives on the line is difficult enough under the best of circumstances. But when Sara has to view all the evidence through the eyes - and dreams - of a toddler, it may be an impossible task.
Also by J.J. DiBenedetto:
- The Dream Doctor Mysteries (all 10 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!)
- Listening Length34 hours and 15 minutes
- Audible release dateNovember 19, 2014
- LanguageEnglish
- ASINB00PUSYXM8
- VersionUnabridged
- Program TypeAudiobook
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Product details
Listening Length | 34 hours and 15 minutes |
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Author | J.J. DiBenedetto |
Narrator | Heather Jane Hogan |
Audible.com Release Date | November 19, 2014 |
Publisher | James J DiBenedetto |
Program Type | Audiobook |
Version | Unabridged |
Language | English |
ASIN | B00PUSYXM8 |
Best Sellers Rank | #557,471 in Audible Books & Originals (See Top 100 in Audible Books & Originals) #6,611 in Supernatural Thrillers (Audible Books & Originals) #10,211 in Cozy Mysteries (Audible Books & Originals) #15,569 in Romantic Suspense (Audible Books & Originals) |
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"...This is a great read but I would have liked to have seen Brian stand out more comforting his wife is great but it would have been nice to have him..." Read more
"I really enjoyed these first three books. The characters have traits that are easy to relate too and its easy reading. Can't wait to get the next set!" Read more
"Excellent reading! The Story lines ebb and Flow Masterfully together Can't wait to read the sequels." Read more
"Winsome Protagonist..." Read more
Customers enjoy the character development. They find the characters relatable and appreciate the feeling of connecting with them.
"...It was a good read the author gives you wonderful characters and a great plot. I wouldn’t say this book did it for me nor would I say it did not...." Read more
"I really enjoyed these first three books. The characters have traits that are easy to relate too and its easy reading. Can't wait to get the next set!" Read more
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Customers enjoy the believable plots and well-told stories. They appreciate the author's imaginative storytelling and unique twists. The storylines flow smoothly together, making it an enjoyable read.
"...I felt this was a wonderful plot that is very original, the authors writing style is very good just a few bumps that could have made it a better read..." Read more
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- Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2015I feel this is a wonderful series that is not totally dark and not a touchy feely writing. As the series goes on it gets better with wonderful characters what you can relate to. The author gives wonderful plots for each story which makes most of it believable. The writing style has improved with each addition to this series. Some parts are better than others but all in all it was a great read. I am looking forward to reading more of this series.
Dream Student
For me this book starts out very slow it than takes off as Sarah starts dreaming. She wakes up in a nightmare but soon comes to realize that she is seeing into other people’s dreams. When she first sees Brian and knows he is the man in her dreams she goes over to him to talk. They soon become very close as you watch their relationship grow. The author gives a very unique twist to this story which makes it very interesting. The author does but a twist in with her having nightmares about a girl getting raped and killed. She doesn’t know this girl but the face of the attacker is knows she knows him. The ending does play apart with her dreams It does end on a good note. Some will love this book others will not it will depend on what you like.
I did like Sarah she is just a great character the author told her story very well. She is just the sweeties thing. Brian was a great guy who doesn’t know how to take her at first. When he first sees her he tries to talk his self into going to talk to her but as he finally gets there she comes up missing. He dreams of her each night. When they finally get it together and talk it is a very touching story.
This isn’t a completely dark story nor is it a touchy feeling one but somewhere in between. There are areas I loved and others I did not. I had thought it would be more supernatural but I did not find it so. It was a good read the author gives you wonderful characters and a great plot. I wouldn’t say this book did it for me nor would I say it did not. I am kind of on the fence. I am glad I did read it and thought it was a different kind of read that I enjoyed. The author does give you a good base for the rest of the series.
Dream Doctor
This was a great addition to book one in the series starting off where book one ends with Sarah and Brian getting married. She starts med schools they go through the normal adjustments of newlyweds. She has had no more dreams but that is about to change when her dreams start as she tries to work out what they are about, how she can help without harming her life and the plans they have made.
The author puts humor in book 2 which I totally enjoyed, I got more a feeling of connecting with the characters. This is a great read but I would have liked to have seen Brian stand out more comforting his wife is great but it would have been nice to have him be more of his true self. It was great that he is such a wonderful husband. There is no doubt he is devoted husband and loves his wife dearly but I would have liked to see him grow more into the man he is. Sarah does have a lot on her plate for one so young. I do wonder if this was real life could one handle all this and still deal with the day to day issues as well as she did.
I loved the way the author brings the dreams into play how he interacts each character however I didn’t feel Sarah needed to go through the steps of why she is feeling things every time she wakes up from a dream. It was wonderful to see the characters all have flaws this makes them seemed more real. The author gives wonderful characters that you will enjoy hanging out with. I felt this was a wonderful plot that is very original, the authors writing style is very good just a few bumps that could have made it a better read. I have enjoyed this series and look forward to reading more from this author.
Dream Child
The series continues with Sarah and Brian having a daughter who has inherited her mother’s dream talents. As a mother myself I can relate to how Sarah feels wanting to protect your child, take away the bad and leave only the good. To have a child have to deal with these nightmares makes it a nightmare for the parents. I could relate more to the characters than I could in the first two books.
I loved Lizzie she is such a sweet, friendly, smart, cute and bubbly with a wonderful imaginative she is such a delight and a very bright child. The author does a wonderful job writing in the eyes of a 4 year old. It is just a delight to hear her stories as she tells what happens in her world. You are going to love this little girl. Your heart goes out to her and her parents. Watching how this effect the family is intriguing with such a busy life and so much going on there is more on their plate than most families have to deal with.
I felt the author did a wonderful job in pulling the reader in with a great plot and a very intriguing story. The author does a great job balancing between the adult sides to the Childs side. I felt it was a well written story that will keep you guessing as the author spins a tale of suspense. The author gives you characters that feel real which makes this a believable story. I am so looking forward to reading the rest of this series.
- Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2014I really enjoyed these first three books. The characters have traits that are easy to relate too and its easy reading. Can't wait to get the next set!
- Reviewed in the United States on June 28, 2016This is like three stories in one. I really enjoyed the first one, got a bit bored by the second one, and over it by the third. It was a good story, but got monotonous and less interesting as it carried on.
- Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2015Good character development by author in this series. Main character Sara Barnes learns to accept that she is different in the first book while choosing doing what's right over what's easy and safe. The subsequent stories in the trilogy develop her life journey to a satisfying conclusion by the third book.The rest I haven't purchased the remains books yet.
- Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2015Excellent reading! The Story lines ebb and Flow Masterfully together Can't wait to read the sequels.
- Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2017Pulls u in and does not let go
- Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2014Dream Student:
This book is one of the best plotted books I have ever read. The characters come to life as the author takes us through Sara's story, page by page. The main character discovers she can see into people's dreams, and she soon finds herself in a nightmare when she sees murders taking place. This, however, is just part of the story. The author does a wonderful job with character development, adding each new friend and acquaintance one by one to build up a huge cast of characters and small storylines to go along with the larger mystery. The heroine is easy to connect with, a very likable pre-med college student. This is the first of the series and even though each book can stand alone, I would suggest starting with this one and working your way through the others. There is so much to learn about each person and their life and the author does a fantastic job of incorporating everything into the storyline and making it all come together smoothly in the end. This first book builds up to a thrilling ending, and I am sure you will want to go right to the next book as soon as you finish this one.
Dream Doctor:
This second installment of the Dreams series is a wonderful continuation of the story of Sara and Brian's life. This picks up soon after the first book and very much like the first book, the couple is in deep in their studies, in student life. Only this time, Sara is in med school and studying and going to class, which takes up most of her waking time. But when she isn't awake, she is back to dreaming and she has a new mystery to solve--who is trying to kill her professor? Everyone seems to hate him, so it could be anyone. This mystery is in the background throughout this book. What seems to be in the forefront is the personal life of Sara and the friendships she makes, the hardships of being a med student and a newlywed. The author does such a fantastic job of character development, leading us into the lives of Sara and her friends and family. This book was a joy to read. There is a little bit of everything in here: humor, mystery, and romance. You don't need to read the first book to understand this one, but I think you would get more out of the story if you did. Plus, I just think the set of these books is better read together, in order. Enjoy!
Dream Child:
This third book in the Dreams series seems to take a little different turn. Sara and Brian have children and the responsibilities of parenthood. Lizzie, their smart little girl, has ended up with Sara's gift of dreams and has her own mystery to solve when she runs into a congressman's son on the train and starts to have dreams of some kind of cover up. Sara and Brian are there to do what they can to help her solve the mystery and track down the clues. This storyline has a lot more mystery in it, which is what I really enjoyed in this book. There were a lot of characters to track down and investigate, but in the end, the little family find the answers they are looking for. The end culminates with Sara in a controntation that is one of the best scenes in the entire book and shows us what a strong character she is. Yes, you can read this book by itself, but I think it would be better to read the other two first to get more background on the main characters and get a feel for their lives.