Dreams: Good vs. Evil

by Dawson C. Walton

The saga continues with the prison guard who after having contact with our hero contracts the “Gift." Being the Officer in charge of Death Roll and a firm believer of the death penalty, he and his partner are the ones that take the condemned on that long walk to the Gas Chamber, and the last ones that the inmates have any contact with. How will he handle his newfound talent when the system wants to abolish the death sentence?
At the same instance, the Priest who tried so hard to have our hero repent for his sins also contracts the “Gift." After being transferred to another church to take over the duties of a dying Cardinal he learns of his talent and uses it not for evil but for doing God’s work.
With the growing guilt of his actions, the Guard seeks out a Priest in another city to confess his sins and cleanse his soul. Soon after meeting both realize that they are not the only one that has the gift, so one decides to get rid of the other.

Paperback

First published March 3, 2012

About the author

Born and raised in California in 1957 and spending most of my childhood in the desert I learned to appreciate the finer things in life thanks to my Mom

At the age of seventeen I joined the Army and did my basic and A.I.T in Fort Polk Louisiana then was shipped to Germany for what I thought was going to be the rest of my tour but that was not to be. I reenlisted for another three years and was then stationed in Arizona for a year where I married my first wife and in the Army’s wisdom I was sent back to Germany for the remainder of my time.

When I got out I moved to Minnesota. After trying numerous jobs I realized that working with my hands was what I wanted to do. So I entered the maintenance field. After divorcing my first wife I married my second wife of twenty four years now. I have two grown children John my son who is thirty one and Heather my daughter who is twenty two now.
I started writing in 1995 while working in a warehouse and I had this idea the guys liked it and told me that I should write that down so I picked up a spiral notebook and started writing maybe six months into it I got busy and it ended up in the closet.
Jump ahead a few years while cleaning out the closet getting ready to move I stumbled onto my many notebooks that I had written in years ago. As I started reading then again that was when I knew that I wanted to become a writer and put the stories that were in my head down on paper.

Currently working fulltime as a plumber for an owner of six apartment buildings I know that being a licensed boiler operator and certified residential maintenance technician has given me the opportunity to further learn the trade.

My first book Dreams: One Man’s Journey was the start of it all and led to the second (Dreams: Border Wars) and third (Dreams: Good vs. Evil) volumes of the trilogy.
My forth book Galaxy battle: Coming of a new age was actually released before good vs. evil.

I thank God for giving me the mind and ability to write stories that so many have loved and enjoyed reading. I do not know what more to say my life is pretty boring good thing my books are not.