The Dream Chronicles Series

"Ms. Ferguson has written an un-put-downable book." --Romantic Times on Call Back Yesterday A world lost . . . "DREAM SINGER is full of adventure and plot twists . . ." --Paranormalromance.org First Daughter Nerienne, heir to the Tiria of Gayome, faces the destruction of everything she knows when her mother's enemies kill the Tiria. Nerienne is left with just her magic and with Bidge, a mysterious creature that speaks only to her. She is rescued by Durgan Ketassian, leader of the rebels in the northern woods, but can she trust this man whom her mother condemned to die? A dream found . . . Durgan knows he cannot trust Nerienne. Her mother had been his enemy ever since she began slaying dreamsingers, skilled musicians who sing the future through one's dreams. He has vowed to see his people free of the Tiria's domination, never guessing the Tiria's daughter could awaken parts of his heart he'd shut away. A song without end . . . To save Gayome, Nerienne and Durgan must work together to defeat their common enemy. But to become allies opens them to the greatest threat of all . . . falling in love. Award winning author J. A. Ferguson lives in Nevada with her husband, children, and a fat cat. She is not sure which is most spoiled.

"Intriguing and romantic, Dream Shaper is full of surprises for the reader as well as the characters." --Jane Toombs, award-winning author "J. A. Ferguson has written a fantasy to delight fans of quests and romances alike. A truly entertaining read." --Catherine Asaro, Nebula and Hugo-nominated author of The Phoenix Code "This is one adventure you don't want to miss! There is magic and enchantment along with a heck of a lot of excitement . . ." --Suzanne Coleburn, Reader To Reader Secrets of the past could destroy their future . . . The shape of past dreams . . . Hyndla Shenvirl has no past. Who is she? Why is she taller than anyone else she knows? Are there other beings like her? The chance to answer those questions comes when the Tiria seeks her help in finding allies to fight the Elasians. Hyndla's quest may lead her to the very truth she yearns for, but her journey is doomed if she cannot trust the mysterious man the Tiria asks to accompany her. The shape of present dreams . . . Runolf Tocho is haunted by fears that he is the last of his kind. He alone guards the secrets no one else must be privy to. His journey to learn if any of his people survive becomes entangled with Hyndla's quest. He cannot ignore this fascinating, courageous woman, but to fall in love with her might distract him from finding another creature like him.

Lost Dreams . . . Janna Bezitt has fought hard to hold onto what is left of her dreams. She has lost everything but her loyalty to the Tiria of Gayome. For the Tiria, she will risk everything. So when an Elasian, one of the Tiria's enemies, appears in Gayome, Janna must work with him to save Gayome and the Tiria's newborn First Daughter. Found Dreams . . . Tate Wyborn prides himself on believing only what he can see and hear and touch. He denounces Gayomians as fools who live according to legends. So he's not happy when he and his assistant get stranded in Gayome. And when his assistant abducts the Tiria's baby, Tate feels duty-bound to retrieve the child. He has no choice but to travel to Elasia with Janna, a woman who hates all Elasians. Master of all Dreams . . . Janna and Tate must work together to find the baby and stop a war. Still, to do that, they need to trust each other. They soon find that trust . . . and more . . . in each other's arms. But when allegiances are tested, will their newfound love be strong enough to save the babe . . . and their world? Award-winning author J. A. Ferguson lives in Nevada with her husband, children, and a fat cat. She is not sure which is most spoiled.

". . . a fantastic fantasy written by a very talented writer."--The Best Reviews on Dream Traveler Hidden Treasures . . . The mantle of First Daughter of Gayome weighs heavily on Dariana's shoulders. Compassionate and sensitive, she worries about being a disappointment to her parents. She cannot dreamsing like her father, Durgan Ketassian. And she despairs of being adequate to rule as Tiria, as her mother Nerienne has done with intelligence and grace. Conscious only of her shortcomings, Dariana is unaware of the strength--or the existence--of her inherent gifts . . . until she meets a man who helps her claim them . . . and who stirs her senses as no man ever has. Hidden Perils . . . Relezar Vare has a mission. He's determined to prove that, despite his family's refusal to defend Gayome against its enemies, he's no coward. Yet he must go carefully, for he possesses a gift that can be exploited for evil purposes. He longs for Dariana. But she is First Daughter--forbidden fruit. He should be satisfied with the opportunity their quest offers to prove his worth. Yet as his astonishing gift empowers Dariana to discover her own remarkable abilities, he embarks on a more personal quest: to win Dariana's heart and the right to claim her as his own. Hidden Melody . . . Sent to the past to repair the splintered timeline, Dariana and Relezar know the moment is fast approaching when all will be lost. But will they learn to trust each other in time to save their world? Or will their nightmares overwhelm them, destroying everything they've ever known? Award-winning author J. A. Ferguson lives in Nevada with her husband, children, and a fat cat. She is not sure which is most spoiled.