Living Without Dreams

Living Without Dreams

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Fantasy
Book 5 of the Dreamers Series, this story follows Greg and Susan as they begin their new life at home. Now a family of four and they are back in the United States and ready to make a new start, following the triumphant success of the end of their journey coming literally on the heels of a devastating personal loss. Not surprisingly, they enter their new lives with a volatile mix of emotional highs and lows, still determined to make a fresh start in Los Angeles, in a place they both once called home but under very different circumstances. But without new dreams to tell them what comes next in their lives, they struggle on without a guide, unaware of the pitfalls that await them, or what challenges might be just around the next corner.
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Book 3 of the Dreamers Series, this story takes Greg and Susan through the next stage of their journey. Confident in themselves and the direction they are taking, they take the next steps necessary to move forward in this life, while wrestling with what they can learn from their past ones. Confronting local authorities and RDW Airlines about what they know, they soon find themselves on their way to Australia only to find they are dealing with some of the same issues there. Meanwhile, whispers of doubt and despair take their toll as the adversaries of the Lord do their best to pit religion against faith as a way of leading them astray, using the involvement of family as a way to influence them each to take a wrong turn.

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