Dreamtime [Kindle Edition]

Paula Blais Gorgas (Author)

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2001 Dream Realm Finalist | 2002 Quasar Cover Finalist | 4 1/2 STARS Affaire de Coeur | "An alien abduction story that captures the imagination." ~ Coffee Time Romance (FOUR STARS) | "Whether viewed as a good introduction to abductions or simply as a fun-to-read romance novel, DREAMTIME is well done and a welcome addition to UFO literature." ~ Dwight Connelly, Editor of the MUFON UFO Journal

Product Description

Jeannie, a shy but tenacious small town reporter, believes a mysterious light in the sky followed her brother-in-law and left him traumatized, but local therapist Denis Early remains skeptical. Can she convince Denis to give his heart to her while opening his mind to the possibility of alien abductions? [Paranormal Romance released in 2006 edition by Dragonfly Publishing, Inc. www.dragonflypubs.com | Available in hardback, paperback, and eBook download]

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Product Details

• Format: Kindle Edition
• File Size: 376 KB
• Print Length: 260 pages
• Publisher: Dragonfly Publishing, Inc. (January 18, 2010)
• Sold by: Amazon Digital Services
• Language: English
• ASIN: B003552TLU
• Text-to-Speech: Enabled
• Lending: Enabled
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (1 customer review)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #564,217 Paid in Kindle Store (See Top 100 Paid in Kindle Store)

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1 of 2 people found the following review helpful:

3.0 out of 5 stars Definitely different!!!, May 15, 2002

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Tanja L. Walker "Tanja L. Walker" (Norman, OK USA) - See all my reviews
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This review is from: Dreamtime (Paperback)

What we have here is a standard contemporary romance novel, and admittedly a fairly well-done one for the genre, with an added twist -- UFOs and alien abductions to move the plot along. The plot twist was reasonably interesting, though it didn't fire my imagination sufficiently to start reading all kinds of UFO books to decide for myself whether such phenomenon exists or not. Beyond the paranormal science fiction element, the novel seems to follow the standard romance novel formula -- man meets woman, sparks fly, they are both attracted to each other but find themselves rubbing against each other like sandpaper. He saves her from herself a couple of times. They almost get together a couple of times, they make love, then a misunderstanding keeps them apart almost to the end . . . you get the picture.

The writing was well done for the most part, but I was perturbed by Blais George's shifting of point of view in mid-scene in a couple of places. That was rather disconcerting. Still, for those who like a basic romance novel and don't mind an unusal plot element, it's a nice read.

(A word on the format. I read a CD version of the book. I liked the large print and general readability of the Abode PDF format. Though it made me realize I will need a more comfortable office chair! :-) This is my first book on CD, and I have several more waiting in the wings. Hard to say if reading books on computer will catch on. It probably is a good way for books like this one to get out there, and may be cheaper than publishing books by print method. Stay tuned.)