Dream, Again

by Joey LeTourneau

Reinterpreting the American Through Founder’s Eyes Will Dowd led a hopelessly comfortable existence, exposed to many of life’s familiar storms while unaware that America’s skies still possessed much of a dream at all. Empty cloud cover plagued him until his eyes were opened by a new mentor, a bald eagle named Founder, America’s national mascot come to life to scout out those who are ripe for a new dream. A parabolic journey with this unlikely duo through many nighttime adventures across high mountain peaks, through famous wilderness, timeless towns, and the most recognizable national monuments. There’s a counterfeit dream whose lure is subtle until its jaw is clenched too tight. Such a deceptively preying culture is just dim enough for light to reappear and inspire Will to take back his own wings and reinterpret life’s definition of ‘livin’ the dream.’ Hope breathes through those who choose to be awakened…

249 pages, Paperback

First published December 23, 2013

Reviews

[Lela · Rating 4 out of 5]

Very well written book. A novel which captures you and shows you things in your life which in turn challenges you to do more and to really put people, the most important "things" in our life - first.
Even before I finished the book, I took stock and changed some of my mind sets.