Hidden in Dreams

By: T. Davis Bunn

Narrated by: Antoinette LaVecchia

Dr. Elena Burroughs’s life is spiraling out of control. Her controversial stance on dream interpretation has cost her a job, a romance, and all credibility in academic circles. Her literary agent tries to leverage the outcry into a publicity tour, which soon attracts a quirky following. Among the skeptics and mystics is a condescending scientist. But Elena finds his research holds ominous parallels with her own. A certain dream pattern has foretold every major catastrophe stretching back to the dawn of civilization. And now this dream is repeating itself in countless nightmares across the globe.

Elena is confronted with a harrowing realization: the clock is ticking down to a cataclysmic financial collapse. Her desperation mounts as the prediction infiltrates her own dreams. Will this scientist become an unlikely ally - and maybe something more? Could an ancient biblical secret about the power of dreams and visions offer them an escape?

©2012 T. Davis Bunn (P)2012 Recorded Books

Interesting plot..,good narration

Am integrating mystery with timely topics. Enjoyable narration. Elements of faith are well-integrated and lend depth to the conflict between the protagonist and antagonist.

Prayer is a little over done

A little too much religion
The word prayer is mentioned a little too much and I think the same message could be obtained in another way

T. Davis Bunn always delivers.

And he’s done it again with Hidden in dreams. Good characters, Not everything is obvious from the second paragraph of the book. Faith, without it being used as a cudgel, and a good story. The only thing I might question is his understanding of ADHD - as someone with the condition - I feel like he missed some understanding. The rest? Pretty good stuff!