After many years of writing, editing, editing, rewriting, and more editing, the first book in The Dreamers Series, entitled Dreams Are What Life Is Made Of, is once again available on Amazon in both eBook and paperback forms.
Dreams Are What Life Is Made Of is the coming of age story of two teens, raised under completely different circumstances, yet linked to one another in absolutely incredible and fantastically improbable ways. If you like reading romantic love stories, stories about young adults trying to figure out their lives, stories about dreamers chasing after and realizing their dreams, or just need a fun way to pass the time, I would appreciate you giving my book a read.
Alexander Matthews' childhood in Georgetown. Texas was almost perfect. Now, as he graduates high school at the top of his class, he wonders what's next. Should he follow his parents' wishes and go to med school, or should he follow his DREAM of singing on stage with the beautiful blonde girl? Needing time to think things out, Alex moves to Austin to live with his grandmother. Here he hopes to make a decision about his future and, just maybe, meet the bewitching siren starring in his dreams.
Music and love fill the air as Alex and Amber meet, not by accident, but through the keen planning of Alex's psychic grandmother. The teens form an instantaneous bond through music, but soon find themselves struggling with an ever-growing physical attraction. An unexpected family connection and Alex's own burgeoning psychic abilities add more confusion to their lives. Through it all, the teens learn they can deal with anything, be it a triumph, a tragedy, or even the supernatural, as long as they have each other."
Dreams Are What Life Is Made Of is the coming of age story of two teens, raised under completely different circumstances, yet linked to one another in absolutely incredible and fantastically improbable ways. If you like reading romantic love stories, stories about young adults trying to figure out their lives, stories about dreamers chasing after and realizing their dreams, or just need a fun way to pass the time, I would appreciate you giving my book a read.
The following is a brief description of Dreams Are What Life Is Made Of.
"Life has become a nightmare for eighteen year old Candice Jones. Dad's dead and Mom probably isn't far behind. Candice needs to escape from this downward spiral called her life, so the day after her graduation from Topeka High, she packs up her car, grabs her guitar, and follows her DREAMS of a better life, and the boy with the breathtakingly gorgeous eyes who has been visiting those dreams. After taking on a new identity, Amber Jones settles into her new life in Austin, Texas.
Alexander Matthews' childhood in Georgetown. Texas was almost perfect. Now, as he graduates high school at the top of his class, he wonders what's next. Should he follow his parents' wishes and go to med school, or should he follow his DREAM of singing on stage with the beautiful blonde girl? Needing time to think things out, Alex moves to Austin to live with his grandmother. Here he hopes to make a decision about his future and, just maybe, meet the bewitching siren starring in his dreams.
Music and love fill the air as Alex and Amber meet, not by accident, but through the keen planning of Alex's psychic grandmother. The teens form an instantaneous bond through music, but soon find themselves struggling with an ever-growing physical attraction. An unexpected family connection and Alex's own burgeoning psychic abilities add more confusion to their lives. Through it all, the teens learn they can deal with anything, be it a triumph, a tragedy, or even the supernatural, as long as they have each other."
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| Downtown Austin skyline from Zilker Clubhouse |
Over the coming weeks, I will be posting articles and photos on this blog about the cities and places around Austin and Texas mentioned in the story. Keep checking back. You never know. You just might want to pack up your car and follow your dreams to the 'Live Music Capital of the World', too.
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