Treading on Dreams. Jeff Gardiner. Tirgearr
Publishing. March 2014. 195 pp., 1711 KB.
ASIN No.: B00J4Z63PI.
Danny is totally “gone over”
his housemate Selena, who is engaged to a hyper-religious minister,
Melvin. It’s hard to believe but Melvin
strikes Danny as the most perfect human specimen any woman would be glad to adore. But the problem remains that Danny adores her
more, more than he Melvin does – at least that’s what Danny thinks.
Jaz, Danny’s friend, has a
reputation as a womanizer, and while Danny likes his friend, respect initially
is not part of the picture. Then Jaz
introduces Danny to a wild world of drugs, booze and rock ‘n roll that Danny
totally embraces and learns quickly to love.
Selena is trying hard to get Danny “saved,” but so far Danny feels if he
can’t have her he surely doesn’t want her mercy or salvation.
The picture is about to dramatically
change with the illness of a certain character which in turn will cause a
dramatic change in Danny. Sounds
wonderful but it has its share of painful moments, a costly price for a
different kind of salvation. At the same time, things are looking rather bleak
for our perfect couple. Where will it
all end, with it seeming as if each character loves the wrong person, only to
be left dealing with unrequited love.
The journey is intriguing and Jeff Gardiner depicts it with adept skill!
Treading
on Dreams is an engaging, fast-paced story that defies
prediction and yet has just enough intrigue and romance to totally thrill every
reader!
One must battle perfection to
grow up and deserve true love! Nicely done, indeed, Jeff Gardiner!
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