Hidden in Dreams - by Davis Bunn (Paperback)

About the Book

In the exciting sequel to "Book of Dreams" from bestselling author Bunn, Elena Burroughs is attacked by dreams for which she has only one explanation: they are not her own. All the while, the clock is ticking down to devastation. It's no longer about the dreams, it's about survival.

Book Synopsis

In this thrilling sequel to the "inventive and incisive" (Jerry B. Jenkins, New York Times bestselling author) Book of Dreams, Elena Burroughs is attacked by dreams for which she has only one explanation: they are not her own.

Dr. Elena Burroughs's life is spiraling out of control. Her controversial stance on dream interpretation has cost her a job, a romance, and all credibility in academic circles. Her literary agent tries to leverage the outcry into a publicity tour, which soon attracts an eccentric following. Among the skeptics and mystics is a condescending scientist but Elena finds ominous parallels in his research to her own. What's worse, a certain dream pattern has foretold every major catastrophe stretching back to the dawn of civilization--and now this dream is repeating itself in countless nightmares across the globe.

Elena is confronted with a harrowing realization: the clock is ticking down to a cataclysmic financial collapse. Her desperation mounts as the prediction infiltrates her own dreams. Will this scientist become an unlikely ally--and maybe something more? Could an ancient biblical secret about the power of dreams and visions offer them an escape?

Review Quotes

"Three-time Christy winner Bunn's terrific follow-up to his series debut is a suspenseful page-turner with a touch of the paranormal and plenty of memorable characters and exciting action. Terri Blackstock's many fans will enjoy this one." --Library Journal-- "Library Journal"

About the Author

Davis Bunn is the author of numerous national bestsellers in genres spanning historical sagas, contemporary thrillers, and inspirational gift books. He and his wife, Isabella, are affiliated with Oxford University, where Davis serves as writer in residence at Regent's Park College.