Dreamtime

Dreamtime (2001/2007)
Written by Paula Blais Gorgas
Contemporary Paranormal Romance (260 pages)
2nd Edition released in 2007 from DFP Books
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Jeannie, a shy 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 Jeannie convince Denis to give his heart to her while opening his mind to the possibility of alien abductions?

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"This is an alien abduction story that captured my imagination of what if. Jeannie has believed something has happened to her brother-in-law but no one wants to believe her. In addition, Denis thinks Jeannie is getting the wrong idea about Loren's problems. However, together they find out that things are not always simple or explainable. This is a great book to curl up with and dream of all the possibilities. I absolutely enjoyed this book." ~ Sheryl for Coffee Time Romance (FOUR CUPS)

"Although this is a book of fiction, it is clear that the author, a long-time subscriber to the Journal, has done her homework regarding the abduction phenomenon. The disruption of family life caused by abductions, especially by abductions which are not understood as such, is brought out forcefully. However, the tone is not pessimistic, despite the fact that the abductions are seen as unpleasant, undesirable, and frightening by the participants... Thrown in for good measure is a government operative, who does his best to discredit the UFO proponents. Also included is the local UFO group, which is treated well by the author... 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 for MUFON UFO Journal

"Professor Loren Price feels pretty good as he drives home until he sees the light in the sky. He believes a plan is about to crash, but instead a light hovers over his vehicle. Later, he realizes he cannot account for an hour of his time, learned no plane crash occurred, and suffers nightmares. Once as steady as Gibraltar, Loren is incapable of assisting his pregnant wife Barb. Barb's sister, reporter Jeannie MacLeod, wonders what is happening to Loren who is extremely jittery as if he suffers from battle fatigue syndrome. She begins to investigate and soon believes she has evidence of flying saucer activity over Tulsa." ~ Affaire de Coeur (4 1/2 STARS)

"Whether UFOs are involved or not, fans will enjoy this out-of-this-world novel that will help make a shining star of Paula Blais Gorgas." ~ Harriet Klausner

"DREAMTIME is an engaging romance with science fiction elements. Denis and Jeannie are spirited characters that stood firmly in their convictions...Paula Blais Gorgas has written a great tale of "what could be." ~ Jonathon Taylor

"X-Files fans, and other sci-fi lovers will love this wholly believable account of generational alien abduction. Romance fans should note that the HEAT is literally up in the air at tale's end." ~ Leslie Tramposch

"The story grabbed me from page one and keep me guessing all the way through. I found a suspenseful story with no pat answers, which left me to make my own decisions about UFOs and visiting aliens. This is a perfect book for doubters. I was thoroughly entertained, yet left with a puzzle to solve if I want to pursue it. Jeannie and Denis are great together, and great fighting each other, yet they come together when they need to and provide support for the people they care about most, including each other. Their relationship, while rocky, never strays far, and when they finally admit their need for one another, they are honest about their feelings. DREAMTIME is a well-paced, suspenseful book dealing with UFOs and their effect on the lives of those brought in contact with them. While the aliens themselves are only dealt with as they affect the characters of the story, their presence lends a recognizable threat with fear never far away. This is Paula Blais Gorgas' first book with Dragonfly Publishing and hopefully the first of many." ~ Linda Steadman for SFR Book Reviews

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