Two worlds—a dream guy in one—and a forbidden love in another.
To cover her grandfather’s medical bills, college coed Nora Dultry accepts a teaching job at Wanderlust Academy, a mystical summer camp for gifted children. For years, she’s hid a secret gift of her own—the ability to escape into a strange and fantastical dream world at will. But her life is upended when she meets Troy Bellisaro and learns that the world in her mind is dangerously real and her dreams have the power to threaten her life—and shatter her heart.
Troy not only owns Wanderlust Academy...he’s also her boss, who has her heartstrings tangled in knots—and he’s hiding dark secrets of his own. As Nora’s destiny becomes inextricably intertwined with Troy’s, she is torn, between romance and desire—between two fatally different men—between two fiercely different realities. And in a desperate race to save both the man she claims to love and the one who truly holds her heart, she’ll be forced to decide…
Author, artist, teacher, lover of chocolate...Michele Barrow-Belisle has always lived with one foot in the real world and one foot in the imaginary. So, it follows that she would grow up to write about characters from those enchanting worlds she knows and loves so well.
As a fan of romanticizing the mundane, Michele's young adult novels are populated with scintillating Witches, Elves and Fey, and her illustrated children's books reflect her otherworldly imaginings. Her bestselling debut series Fire and Ice (Faerie Song Saga) is currently in development for a major motion picture.
Michele is a USA Today bestselling author, residing in southern Canada with her husband and son who indulge her ever-growing obsession with reading, writing and most importantly... chocolate.
I usually shy away from paranormal books, but I am glad I gave this one a shot! This story has wonderful characters that are richly cloaked in love, intrigue and danger. I have often wondered about some dreams I have had, now I am really wondering!
Not quite sure how I feel about this story. Michelle is a new author to me, and Lori is a favorite. I think Nora got upset over nothing when she found out how long she had actually known Troy. She should be thankful he was where he was.