The Dreammaker

Nevada 1884 THE DREAMMAKER is a delightful easy to read novel about two people with their own dreams and wishes brought together to forge new dreams and desires together as one. Quick and easy feel good novel!

Since another reviewer already gave the description from the back of the book I'd just like to say that I really enjoyed this book. This was the first book I've read by Judith Stacy & I was quite impressed. I like to have a good laugh now & then in my romance books & this book gave me that. This couple was very likable & enjoyable. This book even had a tiny bit of a mystery in it when it came to other people in the town & what they were all about which was also a big plus for me. I'd highly recommend this book.

Kaitlin Jeffers had big dreams- dreams that would take her far beyond a dilapidated store in the middle of nowhere. And if she couldn't banish the memory of Tripp Callihan's melting kisses, or fight her growing feelings for his impish little boy, she was going to wind up in this one-horse town forever! * How his search for a life filled with ordinary pleasures had led him to join forces with a woman like Kaitlin Jeffers, Tripp would never figure out. But he knew for a fact that whatever happened next, he'd try his best to make himself and his son a part of Kaitlin's dream..

The opening scene is great -- Kaitlin Jeffers is determined to get back what was taken from her. Her Life's Dream.Tripp Callihan wants what belongs to him. His locket and his dream. Both stolen by Harvey Stutz.Kaitlin has the ability [it adds to the confusion] to look forward and roll with the punches. Tripp is a more cautious soul. He has a most entertaining son to look out for.Both end up with a dilapidated store and some great friends and neighbors as they form a working partnership to realize their dreams.I was floored by the neighbor Rafe and his wife -- can a man be so unconscience of his problem? [grin]Kaitlin found it so hard to resist Tripp's very masculinity and his kisses - It was easy to feel her attraction to him. But, Oh, Boy! Problems! Again!And then temptation arrived in the form of Mr. Dorsey and trouble with the ex-owner - Very enjoyable story --M