Tell Me I'm Dreamin'

The author's first book was a classic. She must have personally felt every movement and thought; the characters seemed so real and personal. We are truly fortunate that this author has chosen to write her stories to convey her messages and provide enjoyment and excitement for all of her readers instead of for entirely commercial reasons. The world needs more authors like this to provide "real life" un-diluted dreams for all who chose to take advantage of the opportunity. We are truly honored to have had the privelege to have read her first draft. Don't stop til you get enough.

GOOD STUFF...I read this book and then decided I had to buy every book written by this woman. It is not your gushy romantic story. It is romance told from a modern woman's point of view. There is a little bit of everything in it. I do not waste my time with romantic books but if Eboni's books must be classified as such then so be it. One problem, she does not write fast enough for me.

EBONI SNOE DID A WONDERFUL JOB, THIS WAS MY FIRST TIME READING SOMETHING FROM HER(NOT MY LAST) I WAS AMAZED. I FELT LIKE I WAS NADINE. THE STORY LINE WAS SO VIVID I COULD PICTURE EVERYTHING FROM THE DARK CAVE IN THE BEGINING TO THE SHIPS ROOM AT THE END OF THE STORY. IF EVERY BOOK IS WRITTEN LIKE THIS ONE, I WONT NEED MY TELEVISION. GET THE BOOK AND ENJOY!!!

This book took me to a whole different level of romance. Eboni Snoe didn't do the usual I love him, why doesn't he love me type of romance. Or even the love at first sight type of romance. This romance novel was very deep! Nadine and Ulysses love/romance isn't just a physical thing. It is a spirital, mental and definetly a mental romance. By Nadine being PURE in every sense of the word made it even more romantic. And the fact that after Ulysses came to his senses, I like the way he went after Nadine instead of Nadine going after him! There needs to be more romance novels out there like this!

The poster model for the good girl whose life has passed her by, Nadine Clayton is unhappy with herself as she has spent her life avoiding passionate relationships. She decides to throw out the old (symbolized by her glasses) and make a new Nadine, who will live life to the fullest. To start with, she accepts a research project to catalogue treasures on the Caribbean island of Eros. Her arrival in Paradise is accompanied by an earthquake. Nadine is forced to stay at the estate of the handsome but enigmatic Ulysses Deane, whose family is sworn to protect the island treasures from outsiders. Ulysses and Nadine are immediately attracted to each other, but he does not trust her one iota, especially since her work conflicts with his responsibility. His aunt also insists that Nadine is the reincarnation of a legendary figure from island history. When she begins to have visions, Nadine wonders how much of what his aunt might be saying is the truth. Now that she has found that once in a lifetime love, Nadine must convince him that she is not a con artist out to steal the treasures of Eros. If she fails, Nadine knows that she might as well go find her old glasses because ruby red passion will never strike her with anyone else. Eboni Snoe is a gifted storyteller, who always paints an interesting ethnic romance. Her latest winner, TELL ME I'M DREAMIN', is a fabulously suspense-laden romance that adds the luster of the Caribbean to the story line. Readers will be BEGUILED by the lead protagonists and the crisp story line that is moved forward by eccentric yet endearing secondary characters. Another winner by a great novelist, who this time leaves her audience dreamin' of warm, tropical beaches. Harriet Klausner