A Historical novel, following the journey of a troubled man in the modern day who revisits his past life in 464 AD Britain. His ancient journey through chaos is a search for the cause of his dejection and a quest for meaning. Written with a sharp eye for historical accuracy as well as a detailed recounting of useful meditation techniques, Dream Maker is both an envigorating story and a gift that opens one's mind. (Midwest Book Review)

Relieving his early days out of college, Dan recalled his encounter with the old shepherd Damianos while he had been taking another trip down to the past in company of his wife, Malou. Damianos guided him through the maze of his recollections and offered him the possibility of forging an alternative future for himself. Meanwhile, Dans family Malou, Stefano, Daniel and Gaby has been searching for Dan. Traveling back to the time at which Dan was lost, they were told that Dan had chosen to take an alternative path to reach his future. Dismayed but willing to accept her husbands choice, Malou and the three children were preparing themselves to follow Dan into the future, when Daniel disappeared unexpectedly after going for a swim at the marina where the family cruiser was moored. Dan and Gustavo, together with Chippewa, the Dream Maker are about to find out that Dans son, Daniel, was probably lost in time when we rejoin the family and friends in Dream Maker Book 3

The Dream Maker's book is a series of bedtime stories for children of all ages and even adults. It is the perfect bedside companion to help children feel safer and fall asleep with a smile.

When I rest my eyes and fall into that place of disconnection from my surroundings, I slide over into a land of creative, colorful narrations. My dreams are often so eventful that I wake up exhausted. The events in this book are real in my dreaming mind. This volume includes dreams and notes from 1997 through 2006. I have been journaling my dreams for decades and decided there must be a reason, therefore I am sharing. These episodes of varying lengths are neither fiction nor nonfiction, fantasy nor reality, just dreams. Sometimes they are funny and at times, they reflect the job I am working or events that have actually happened in my real life. I have also included some diary notes that fit between some of the dreams that may offer context. I have rarely tried to interpret my dreams, mainly because I am hesitant to connect with the power or prophecy or clairvoyance. There is space for interpretation and space for response to prompts about different dream scenarios and triggers. I encourage everyone to read, imagine, and travel to familiar or strange places in my mind and your own.

Kellen’s mother has always insisted that her only child was born male, not female—so Kellen has been raised as a boy. At school, she meets Gryffin, whose mind is as strong as his legs are damaged, and the two become friends and allies. A few years later, the two get jobs working at an inn nearby. When it is discovered that Gryffin is the kingdom’s new Dream-Maker—someone whose mere presence can help dreams come true—he is whisked away to the castle, leaving Kellen behind. By now, their friendship is shading into something more. Will it endure?

This is the story of a man who created his own strange version of the American dream - and was ultimately ruined by it. John Zachard DeLorean is one of the most fascinating figures ever to enter the fast tracks of big money and international celebrity. With nothing more than his own forceful personality, DeLorean created a business empire that, at its zenth, controlled $500 million of other people's money - then threw it all away.

Phil Fuzzytop dreams that he encounters an old man who has been creating dreams for thousands of years for the inhabitants of North America and the neighboring islands.

Philippa and Daisy, her fairy godsister, are reunited in a second magical Philippa Fisher adventure from Liz Kessler, author of the bestselling Emily Windsnap series. Being on holiday with her mum and dad should be wonderful, but Philippa Fisher is lonely. When she meets a girl called Robyn, she's sure there's something odd about her - something she's not saying - and Philippa is determined to find out what it is. And whatever it may be, Philippa is sure that her fairy godsister, Daisy, will be able to help. But things are about to go horribly wrong... Wonderful characters, an intriguing plot, and all the magic you could wish for - this is Liz Kessler at her very best in a lovely, sympathetic story about friendships old and new.