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Dream Catcher
Dream Come True
Bethany Rose Stewart believed in dreams. They were all she had to sustain her during the endless chores and abuse her father dished out. One day, she knew, a handsome prince would come to sweep her away from the dreary isolation of Wildcat Hollow.
Bent on revenge, Adam Barwick was a man without dreams. And when he stumbled into Wildcat Hollow to retrieve his stolen horse, he was no one's idea of a prince. But after one look at Bethany, Adam was determined to take the defenseless girl away with him. Hard-eyed realist and a dreamy optimist, neither one could guess that in the white-hot crucible of their passion, dreams and reality would flow together into a glorious love...
Bethany Rose Stewart believed in dreams. They were all she had to sustain her during the endless chores and abuse her father dished out. One day, she knew, a handsome prince would come to sweep her away from the dreary isolation of Wildcat Hollow.
Bent on revenge, Adam Barwick was a man without dreams. And when he stumbled into Wildcat Hollow to retrieve his stolen horse, he was no one's idea of a prince. But after one look at Bethany, Adam was determined to take the defenseless girl away with him. Hard-eyed realist and a dreamy optimist, neither one could guess that in the white-hot crucible of their passion, dreams and reality would flow together into a glorious love...
366 pages, Mass Market Paperback
Published January 1, 1992
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June 3, 2011
Typical romance novel. Beautiful Bethany meets angry Adam – Virginia 1760’s.
Bethany’s “dream catcher” talisman fortifies her during her search for her prince. Nice little twist with her lineage. Sibling rivalry and vendetta is Adam’s cause. Happy ending (of course!).
Bethany’s “dream catcher” talisman fortifies her during her search for her prince. Nice little twist with her lineage. Sibling rivalry and vendetta is Adam’s cause. Happy ending (of course!).
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