The Dream Stealers

It's up to one boy to take back the night!Zac can't sleep. And neither can anyone else. A bunch of bad dreams keeps robbing the whole wide-awake world of rest, and one night as the clock strikes twelve, Zac is torn from his own not-so-sweet slumber to be tossed-and-turned into a strange, surreal realm. Nocturne, this land is called, and its frightening nightmares are a sign that a nasty band of dream stealers is seizing control. Zac won't rest -- he CAN'T rest -- until he finds a way to stop these silver-skulled "insomaniacs" and take back the night!If he doesn't, you might never sleep again.A big idea made beautifully simple, about the purest, most universal form of magic: dreams.

Dream stealers are everywhere! We see them in our family, in the media, and in ourselves—barriers that hold us back from success. How to Beat the Dream Stealers is the recipe to success. This book will show you specific and measurable steps to take in order to beat those dream stealers in your life and achieve the success you always wanted. You will learn to blast through your comfort zone to see lasting change and happiness. David draws on his vast experience in business and life to show you the philosophy to success.

The Binding, the second book of The Dream Stealers' Trilogy, journeys further into Innes, the world of fantasy, where the future is rewritten in The Book of Dreams. The Dream Stealers', commanded by Belac and Mortifera, would love nothing more than to control The Book of Dreams and all of its powers. They hold two of the six keys needed to unlock the Book and their undead armies are winning. Will the residents of Innes survive the third re-making of their world or will darkness permanently shutter the light?

Stephen King said, "Writing is an act of self-hypnosis, and in that state a kind of total emotional recall takes place." THE DREAM STEALERS started out to be a long letter to my children, but as I got into the writing it evolved into a novel. I was able to relive all the sweet and bitter years of a half century ago. From the beautiful women, the club singing, the Navy camaraderie, and even the months I spent in a Naval hospital. As I delved into the writing, I could recall events and word for word conversations that I'd long ago forgotten. And then in my later years re-experiencing the preciousness of my first true love and the hurt of living the adage, "History tends to repeat itself." However, another adage applies: "Better to have loved and lost than to have never loved." "...let's just be glad we had some time to spend together..." {For The Good Times}

What would you do to rescue your most precious dream? Susana’s best friend moved away, and now the only time Susana can see her is in her dreams. Until one night when the dream suddenly ends. The Dream Stealer has come, her grandmother says. The Dream Stealer does not want pretty silver earrings or dangly gold necklaces, diamonds or rubies. He wants dreams. He’s supposed to take only nightmares, but he’s grown scared of the monsters and phantoms. He’s been stealing good dreams instead. But he’s stolen from the wrong girl. Susana is clever. She is fearless. And she wants her dream back.

What happens when a women with a not so good past, meets the man of her dreams. Unlike a fairy tale, it is a complete and utter disaster. Everything is finally coming together for thirty something year old MIA MOORE. She a Career woman who is also raising ah son who was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder at age two and a half. Mia Moore's life takes a change for the better when Kelvin Thomas comes into her job as a drug representative. Little does Mia Know is that she will have to also step up and become a caregiver and babysitter for her wild partying sister MONIQUE MOORE. Monique has many addictions and demons and a secret that could endanger MIA'S life. Mia is trying to save herself, while finding Mr. Right all the while trying to maintain her life and care for her son and be a best friend to her friend since high school Dana. Dream Stealer will leave you wondering how much can this young lady take, and can prayer really change things.

What would you do to rescue your most precious dream? Susana’s best friend moved away, and now the only time Susana can see her is in her dreams. Until one night when the dream suddenly ends. The Dream Stealer has come, her grandmother says. The Dream Stealer does not want pretty silver earrings or dangly gold necklaces, diamonds or rubies. He wants dreams. He’s supposed to take only nightmares, but he’s grown scared of the monsters and phantoms. He’s been stealing good dreams instead. But he’s stolen from the wrong girl. Susana is clever. She is fearless. And she wants her dream back.