Dream Journal is a strongly
written and deeply involving
psychological/paranormal
thriller, offering a unique
perspective on the
consequences of the pursuit
of fame at
any cost.
written and deeply involving
psychological/paranormal
thriller, offering a unique
perspective on the
consequences of the pursuit
of fame at
any cost.
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| Working Title |
| Working Title |
Stacy York is blond, beautiful, and
an expert at using sex as a
weapon to get what she wants. Her
world is Public Relations, and at
Pelgram Public Relations and
Image Consultants, there are
many degrees of truth; accuracy is
relative and fairness, subjective.
She is driven by an unseen force
and memories that are not hers;
dreams of an old San Juan,
Spanish soldiers and a saloon
stage lit by candlelight.
At first Stacy's therapist is mildly
amused with the many powerful
and famous male personalities he
discovers during past-life
regression, but when in a moment
of anger she swears in Spanish,
he realizes narcissism the least of
her problems.
an expert at using sex as a
weapon to get what she wants. Her
world is Public Relations, and at
Pelgram Public Relations and
Image Consultants, there are
many degrees of truth; accuracy is
relative and fairness, subjective.
She is driven by an unseen force
and memories that are not hers;
dreams of an old San Juan,
Spanish soldiers and a saloon
stage lit by candlelight.
At first Stacy's therapist is mildly
amused with the many powerful
and famous male personalities he
discovers during past-life
regression, but when in a moment
of anger she swears in Spanish,
he realizes narcissism the least of
her problems.