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Topaz Dreams

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Topaz Dreams is Marilyn Campbell's second Innerworld book. As with all four Innerworld books it is fascinating and stunning. She has created a whole world, inside our own, and it is totally believable. Falcon is the perfect romantic hero. He's tender, gentle, and passionate. He's also only half-human! Stephanie is fiesty, tough and independent, a true woman of the 90's, who finds herself drawn to the mysterious man with the most unusual eyes she's ever seen. What Stephanie doesn't know is that Falcon is in Outerworld on a mission. Once that mission is over he must leave her behind and go back to theworld he left, a world she can never follow him to.

After reading this (one of the first futuristics i ever read) i was hooked on them. This book was great. I think it was the best of the 'dreams' series. 'Pyramid of Dreams' is also worth checking out - the first in the series. I found similarities to Dara Joy's work - although our hero never actually changes shape like in Rejar - he's definitely to die for - very hot!

Marilyn Campbell truely knows how to captivate a reader. Her talent knows no bounds and this is one book that derserves a spot on your bookshelf!!

I found my copy of Topaz Dreams and it's prequel Pyramid of Dreams earlier today and couldn't wait to read these wonderful stories again.

I read then in order but Topaz Dreams is my favorite. Falcon is introduced in POD and gets his own story here. He's sent to find a missing ring and runs into Steve (Stephanie) who's after a missing computer geek. They discover the same guy has what they're looking for and decide to team up.

I love the scene when Falcon and Steve first meet. I don't want to spoil it for anyone but just let me say that Steve's inital impression of Falcon is that he's a gorgeous pervert:)

This is one of the rare books where the heroine is not a total weakling. Steve is a martial arts expert with a tough attitude I found very refreshing. If you're sick of the sickly sweet, saintly heroine, Steve's your girl.

I usually read a book and forget it. But Falcon has stayed in my memory since I read this book when it was first published in 1992.

I can't believe 11+ people have this book for sale. You'll have to pry my copy from my cold, dead hands before anyone will take it!