When Dreams Cross

An exciting story of danger, romance, and faith-in-action

By: Terri Blackstock

Narrated by: Sandra Burr

Award-winning, New York Times bestselling novelist Terri Blackstock delivers a fast-paced, faith-infused contemporary romance where a man and a woman must learn to look past their differences and come together to make an ambitious amusement park dream come true, especially when things start to go wrong.

Justin Pierce's brainchild, Khaki Kangaroo, is exactly the cartoon theme Andi Sherman needs for her world-class amusement park, Promised Land. In turn, Andi's park is the opportunity that can rocket Justin from obscurity to success. For both of them, spreading the Gospel through their creation is their passion--a shared dream that could cement a powerful partnership--if their shared past hadn't already driven them apart.

Now, with construction of the park in its final phase, what begins as an uneasy alliance between the successful businesswoman and the talented animator enters a baptism of fire. Disaster stalks Promised Land--and only by burying their pride can Justin and Andi save everything they've worked for from destruction.

Fast-paced, heartfelt, and rich with themes of reconciliation and faith, When Dreams Cross is a standout novel in Terri Blackstock's Second Chances series (Never Again Good-Bye, When Dreams Cross, Blind Trust, Broken Wings).

another great listen!

never disappointed in Terri Blackstock books!!!!

enjoying this series very much.

can't wait for the next book. :)

Appreciated the story. but.....

I love this author and I appreciate her stories very much. However in this one, although I realize that she was trying to teach a lesson or advance an agenda, listening to two people fight bitterly the entire story and then suddenly they learn what they're doing wrong and now suddenly they're going to be wonderful to each other from here on out is just too unrealistic. As a counselor myself, that doesn't happen that quickly. The author goes to such extents to show how venomous they are to each other and then all of a sudden they're wonderful and sweet to each other, just not realistic.

Not her best work

I usually love her books but this one didn't really get started good until the last couple of hours. At the end, it was her normal good caliber work.
I was surprised to find the main male character was called Jason instead of Justin by the narrator. I was wondering who the new character was until I realized it was an error.

Not her best work :(

I do love Terri Blackstone and I will continue to read her work. However, this one fell short. The voices of some of the men sounded as if they were the munchkins on the Wizard of Oz! I also found the continual prideful arguing between the 2 main characters exhausting! I do appreciate the actual mystery of the story and the Christian theme. So….let’s see what happens in the next book!

second book of the series

just as the first one this one was very good the reading was superb. I love to read her books they keep you going to the end. they are also Christian oriented and I love that part.