The Dream Doctor Mysteries by J.J. DiBenedetto

Dream StudentThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Prequelby J.J. DiBenedettoGenre: Paranormal MysterySara Barnes has her life totally under control. All she has to worry about
is college exams, Christmas shopping, applying to medical school--and
what to do about the cute freshman who has a crush on her. And
everything is going according to plan, until the night she starts
dreaming other people's dreams.It's bad enough that every night is a theater of her friends' and
classmates' secret fantasies. Worse yet are the other dreams, the
dark ones featuring a strange, terrifying man committing unspeakable
crimes.As the nightmares increase, Sara's life becomes a blur of waking and
sleeping, of terror and urgency. Because if she was given this
dream-sharing gift for a reason, it must be to stop the killer madman
she's come to know all too well. But how can she stop him when she's
just a student, and they're only dreams?Dream Studentis
the thrilling prequel to the Dream Doctor Mysteries.

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I glance at the front page, and then I look again. There’s a photo there. I grab the paper out of his hands, completely ignoring his protest, and I look closely at it. I’ve seen her before.No.No. It can’t be. It’s not possible. The girl in the picture looks exactly like the girl in my dreams. It’s not possible, except that I’m seeing it with my own eyes. I start reading the story. “Seventeen-year-old Amelia Morgan–high school senior–found murdered–body discovered on Old Tree Road…” No, no, no.I read it again, and the words don’t change. Of course they don’t.No. Yes.I just start wailing, shouting nonsense. I’m standing in the middle of the room screaming my head off. Ray comes out to me, puts his hand on my shoulder, starts to tell me to calm down and I push him away, shove the newspaper in his face. “It’s her! It’s her! It’s her, and she’s dead!” She’s dead, she’s dead. She’s dead and I saw it and she’s dead and–and–that’s all I know. She’s dead and I saw it and it’s all real and–and what?
I don’t know, so I keep on screaming.
Dream DoctorThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 1Between adjusting to life as a newlywed and trying to survive the first month
of medical school, Sara Alderson has a lot on her plate. She
definitely doesn’t need to start visiting other people’s dreams
again. Unfortunately for her, it’s happening anyway.Every night, she sees a different person and a different dream. But every
dreamer has one thing in common: they all hate Dr. Morris, the least
popular professor in the medical school, and they’re all dreaming
about seeing him – or making him – dead.Once again, Sara finds herself in the role of unwilling witness to a
murder before it happens. But this time, there are too many suspects
to count, and it doesn’t help matters that she hates Dr. Morris
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“Get out of my room, you whore!” I hear myself shouting at someone, but who? There’s nobody here. Brian’s in the shower, I can hear the water going. And why would I call him a whore? That makes no sense.Not Brian. I was dreaming. I saw – God, I saw Barbara! The woman who lives next door to us. The married woman who lives next door to us. I saw her dream. And she was dreaming about seducing Brian. “Whore” is far too good a word for her.She's dreaming about my husband. My husband! Who the hell does she think she is? She's got her own husband! She should be dreaming about him, not Brian. Granted, I think her husband is an ass and I’m pretty sure she does too, but still. She can't have mine!This is very strange. I can't remember ever feeling jealous like this before. But then again, before Brian I never had anybody worth being jealous over. I know this is completely irrational. I have nothing whatsoever to worry about. I'm in his heart and I always will be. Me and nobody else. Especially if last night was anything to go by. Still, I’m going to keep a close eye on her. And if she so much as puts a hand on him, I'll cut her heart out. I know how to do it, too. I’ve been reading ahead - the instructions are right there in Grant's Dissector. Page 75. I think I’ll mark the page with a post-it note. Just in case.
Dream ChildThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 2Dr. Sara Alderson can deal with eighty-hour workweeks as a resident at
Children’s Hospital. Dealing with crises in the Emergency Room or
the OR is second nature to her. But now she faces a challenge that
all of her training and experience hasn’t prepared her for: Lizzie,
her four-year-old daughter, has inherited her ability to see other
people’s dreams.After Lizzie befriends a young boy on a trip to Washington, DC, and then
wakes up in a panic that night because of a “bad funny dream,”
Sara knows exactly what it means: her daughter is visiting the boy’s
dreams. Complicating matters is the fact that the boy’s father is a
Congressman, and he’s dreaming about a “scary man in a big black
car” threatening his Daddy.Unraveling a case of political corruption and blackmail would be hardenough for Sara under the best of circumstances. But when she has to view
everything through the eyes of a toddler, it may be an impossible task.
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Dream FamilyThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 3Dr. Sara Alderson didn’t think she had a problem in the world, when she
walked into the office for her first day as a partner in her own
medical practice. And then the police showed up and arrested her for
a crime she couldn’t possibly have committed. Twenty four hours
later, after a horrifying day and night in jail, Sara comes home a
different – and completely broken – woman.Clearing her name is her first challenge, but that’s nothing compared to the
task of rebuilding her shattered psyche. And the only way she can do
that is with the help of the supernatural dreams, the same dreams
that have nearly cost Sara her sanity – and almost got her killed –
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“Dad, don’t say it. You don’t have to.”“Yes, I do, Sara. I know in my heart it wasn’t an accident. And I also know it happened – he did it because whatever happened in those two days, it ate away at him until – until there wasn’t anything left inside.” Does he think that I’m like Uncle Albert? Is that why he’s telling me all this?He grabs my arms, turns me to face him. “If I had kept at him, made him talk about it, maybe he could have worked through everything. Maybe getting it out would have helped him keep hold of himself. Maybe he wouldn’t have,” his voice finally breaks, “Sara, I don’t want to lose you the way I lost my brother. I failed – everyone failed him. I’m not going to fail you, too.”“I’m not – Dad, I’m…” Does he really think I could ever – that I’m so far gone? That my one night in jail compares with what happened to his brother? To getting shot and seeing friends killed right in front of him?“I know that more happened to you than we saw in the courtroom,” he’s gripping my arms tightly. “And I know that if you don’t talk about it, it’s going to – you will end up like Albert. We’re not meant to carry things like that around inside us. Nobody can do that, not for long.”“What do you want from me?” I’m fighting to keep my voice level.“Talk about it. You don’t have to tell me or your mother. But you’ve got a brother. And a best friend who might as well be blood family. And your husband. You know how I feel about him. If I could have picked out someone for you, I wouldn’t have dared to ask for someone half the man Brian is. You have all these people in your life who love you. You have to talk to someone, and you have to tell it all. And I’m going to keep on you until you do. I love you too much to lose you.”
He really does think I’m that far gone. And the truth is, I’m afraid he’s right.Waking DreamThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 4After nearly a decade of visiting other people’s dreams, Sara Alderson
thought she had made peace with her supernatural gift. Until one
night, while watching her husband dream, she saw someone else
watching him, too: a mysterious woman in a red dress.The woman in red keeps appearing in the dreams of Sara’s husband and
his co-workers. Sara doesn’t know if this mystery woman is trying
to steal her husband, drive him mad or something even worse. All she
does know is that now she has something she never imagined: a
nemesis. And the only thing more dangerous than a nemesis who shares
her ability to step into other people’s dreams, is one who knows
far more about that ability and how to control it than Sara does.Goodreads * Books2ReadDream ReunionThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 5Dr. Sara Alderson is heading back to college for her ten-year class
reunion. Her husband and two of her children are coming with her –
and so are her supernatural dreams.One of her old classmates is becoming more frantic with every passing
night. Sara can’t see his face, but she can see everything else in
his dreams, and he’s coming closer and closer to committing a
desperate act to try and save his business. Sara’s the only one who
can save him, and his family – if she can figure out who he is and
what he’s planning in time.Goodreads * Books2ReadDream HomeThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 6Dr. Sara Alderson thought she was securing her and her family’s future
when she moved them to a small town in New York and took a job as
Chief of Pediatrics at the local hospital. Unfortunately, things
aren’t going quite according to plan. For one thing, she has
enemies at work who resent her from the moment she sets foot in the
hospital.For another, she’s visiting the dreams of an old man who’s seeing
nightly visions of a storm that will wipe out the entire town. He’s
convinced that the visions are true – and as winter closes in, Sara
is starting to think he might be right.Goodreads * Books2Read

For the next two hours, I’m the only person on-duty. Shelly Gianetti arrives at eight, and she’ll be stuck here all day. Both of our new nurses already had out-of-town plans for Thanksgiving before we hired them, so she’s here until eight o’clock tonight, when Maxine returns.“Everyone’s fine, Shelly,” I tell her when she arrives, tightly clutching a cup of coffee. “You don’t look so hot yourself, though.” I can hear her teeth chattering.“Heater on my car’s broken,” she says, sipping the coffee. The warmth – and the caffeine – begin to revive her a bit. “What a morning for it. It’s going to be even worse going home tonight. I just heard – temperature’s going to get down into the single digits. The roads will be sheets of ice.”I walk over to the corner of the waiting room, where the ancient TV is mounted on the wall. The weatherman for Channel Seven is talking, calling for eight inches of snow in New York City, “and a foot or more in the Hudson Valley.” I crane my neck and strain my protesting eyes to try and read the numbers on the map behind him. “Twelve to fifteen inches,” Shelly says. “They said two to three inches when I was driving in this morning!” Out the window, I can see that it’s coming down a lot more heavily. The bare branches of the trees out in the lot are already covered with snow – and they’re also swaying alarmingly in the wind. We can both hear it, too; Shelly looks at me nervously when an especially strong blast rattles the front door. I give her a weak smile in return. “I guess they were a little bit off with the forecast.” But how can they be this wrong? They have radar and satellites and all of that. It’s a science – they always say it is, anyway. I know things can change quickly, but this is ridiculous. By ten o’clock, it looks like even the forecast of over a foot of snow is conservative – and the wind is getting worse, too. The front doors are rattling constantly now, and even some of the windows are, too. And then, looking out at the parking lot, which is a true winter wonderland now, I see it – one of the trees that’s been swaying finally gives way, and a huge branch comes crashing down. I hear myself shouting, “Look out!” even though nobody’s outside, as the branch smashes right onto the roof of Shelly’s blue Toyota, shattering the windshield. I hear her come up behind me, and she begins cursing. But after a minute or two, her curses turn into hysterical laughter. “Guess I don’t need to worry about the heater anymore, do I?” The noise attracts just about everyone else who’s working this morning: Glenn from the Pharmacy; Andre, who’s manning the snack bar today; and Vincent and Alicia, our orderlies. “You know, that’s going to kill the trade-in value,” Glenn says, putting an arm around Shelly. She goes right on laughing; not that it’s actually funny, but what else is there to do? Besides, she did buy the car from his brother in the first place, so if anyone can joke about it, it’s probably him.
She’s just calming down when the whole building shakes five minutes later and the lights flicker off momentarily, followed a second later by an echoing boom. None of us take that with any humor at all. “That was the substation over on Quail Run, I think,” Andre says, his voice wavering. Our house is only a few blocks from that station – I wonder if the electricity is out at home?Dream VacationThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 7Thanks to her unique ability to step into other people's dreams, Dr. Sara
Alderson has solved murders, unraveled conspiracies and saved lives.
But when a crisis hits close to home, even her supernatural gift
might not be enough to avert disaster.On a family vacation to Paris, Sara's fifteen-year-old daughter Grace
disappears without a trace. The only way to find her is through
Sara's dreams. But her gift has taken an unwanted vacation, and
without it, Sara has no idea how to rescue Grace. In a foreign city,
with no clues, and her dreaming talent failing her for the first
time, Sara must figure out another way to find Grace before it's too late.Goodreads * Books2ReadFever DreamThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 8Dr. Sara Alderson isn’t used to her patients dying for no reason. When
a young boy succumbs to a mysterious illness that defies all her
efforts to treat it, she refuses to accept defeat.After two months of questions, Sara has attracted the attention of powerful
people who don’t want their secrets uncovered, and will go to any
lengths to make sure they stay hidden.Now, time is running out for Sara to unravel the mystery before anyone
else falls victim to the illness. And before her career, her family
and her freedom are taken from her by enemies she doesn’t even know
she has.Goodreads * Books2ReadDream WeddingThe Dream Doctor Mysteries Book 9It ought to be a joyful time for Dr. Sara Alderson. Her daughter,
Lizzie, is about to graduate college, and marry her longtime
boyfriend. But the family’s happiness is shattered when a drunk
driver seriously injures her teenage son in a hit-and-run accident.Now, instead of planning her daughter’s wedding, Sara must fight to save
her son’s life. And when she discovers who the drunk driver was –
someone she thought was a colleague and a friend – she has to fight
her desire for revenge. Because Sara knows she has the power to visit
the driver’s dreams, and in those dreams, she holds the power of
life and death.Goodreads * Books2ReadDream Fragments:Stories From the Dream Doctor MysteriesThe novels don’t tell the whole story!Readers of the Dream Doctor Mysteries know that Sara and her family have a
very busy life outside the pages of the ten Dream Doctor Mysteries,
and here’s your chance to peek into it.Twelve stories are included in this collection, and you’ll discover what
happened on Sara’s final Spring Break of college; Lizzie’s first
day of school; Betty and Howard’s first trip out of the country;
and much more!Goodreads * Books2ReadJ.J. DiBenedetto is author of the Dream Series and the Jane Barnaby
Adventures and lives in Arlington, Virginia with the love of his life
and a white cat who rules the roost. His passions are photography, travel, the opera,the New York Giants, and of course writing.Mr. DiBenedetto is devoted to writing books with a sense of mysticism to
entertain and perhaps invite his readers to suspend belief in a way
they might never have.Since he was very young , he has always been intrigued with the
supernatural and things that can't be explained rationally.By always asking way too many questions, it piqued his interest to the
point of setting his writing off and running when he grew up! All the
curiosity building up all those years were finally getting put into
words to captivate readers. And it hasn't ended. His main goal is to
share all the stories he has inside, putting pen to paper. And that's
how the Dream Series was born.Website * Facebook * Twitter * Amazon * GoodreadsFollow the tour HERE
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