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Dream Eyes
A suspicious death. A ghost in a mirror. The New York Times bestselling Dark Legacy novel from the author known for crafting stories of burning passion and chilling suspense...
The death of her friend and mentor, Evelyn Ballinger, brings psychic counselor Gwen Frazier back to the small town of Wilby, Oregon, and brings back memories she would rather forget. Two years ago, a killer stalked the members of one of Ballinger’s research studies—including Gwen, who survived while two others didn’t. Now, she’s sure that Ballinger’s death is related.
Sent by a friend to help Gwen, psychic investigator Judson Coppersmith arrives in Wilby barely in control of his own talent and his own life, and haunted by urgent dreams. His attraction to Gwen is primal, but there are secrets he must keep to protect himself from surrendering to her completely, even as their investigation draws them into dreamscapes, into decades of deception and into the paranormal fires of a desire too strong to resist...
Reviews
As always I loved this book. Characters can be found in different eras with the same last names. I feel like part of the family through the years.
By MickiD80
Excellent book
By Gilbert8817
Another disappointment. The dialogue was stilted and lacking in passion, and there was constant explanation going on. I cannot believe that Jayne Ann Krentz wrote this book, or that I spent $12 to read it.
By 2Fortgetful
I have most of Jayne Ann Krentz's books. Have always enjoyed reading her books. But not this one.....page after page of the same .........Very slow.......I wasted my money on this book.
By 20jak12
What has happened to this author? Does she even write her own books any more? This novel is something I'd expect from a first-time Harlequin writer....The author repeats the same old plot. But over the past five years, there has been steadily decreasing attention paid to character development and context. And scenes of a more sexual nature? There was more passion between the cat and the heroine, than with the hero. This is the last novel I'll purchase by the author (whichever of her pen names she's using). Save your money. I'd like mine returned.
By Delikins