The Coveting is an epic novel about three Newark women and their secret obsessions. A psychic woman, Alfrey Brown, rescues three little girls from a burning orphanage during the Newark Riots in 1967. Unable to adopt them, they are each taken into Foster care and reared separately in Newark, NJ. As teenagers, the three young women are mysteriously reunited, ultimately becoming best friends. Now that they have become successful women in their own right, they are secretly consumed with envious feelings towards one another. During a long overdue vacation, they devise a plan to challenge fate, and exchange lives. Heaven Miller, a rich and famous actress who comes back home to Newark for a visit, Tasha Peters a successful businesswoman with a very special gift, and Sarah Farmer, a married mother with a loving husband and two beautiful children, are each longing for a new life. Alfrey, who can see events before they happen, is determined to find and stop them before they make a tragic mistake which will alter the future and destroy their worlds. Her special bond that she shares with others like her, has kept the three women alive up until now, but time is running out. The only way to save them is to uncover the truth about their unique gifts that they possess, but have always hidden. For three beautiful, talented and successful women, the danger was not in their secrets, but in their longing.
Burlington, Vermont was a city known for its near-nonexistent murder rate. So when bodies begin to appear along with a mysterious note and a humiliating gesture from the killer, local authorities scramble to discover who is responsible. A complicated series of events points to Amy Jane Spenser as the prime suspect. She is troubled by sleep deprivation and frequent memory lapses. Her job as a paramedic feeds her compulsion to help people, but ultimately only renders her a crippled witness to the human condition. Amy struggles with doubt over her own mysterious behavior, and is left with no alibi for any of the murders. Her friend, Karma, uses her degree in Criminal Psychology and a gift for psychometry to search for clues to Amy's innocence, in spite of a persistent detective. The suspense builds as lives intertwine, and destinies dangle precariously over an abyss of secrets and suppositions, until nothing can ever be the same again.
Have you ever dreamed? And wished you hadn't? Then awakened, sweat drenched? To find you were not sure what was a dream and what was not? Then thought about the dreaming symbols? Perhaps, messages for your daytime life? Or wondered if your nodding thoughts were messages from the great beyond? Were messages that after death will yet carry on? If you can still but wonder, then come along and wander in my Knightly Tale. Did I dream each passing scene? Or, was it told, through me, by a muse not mine? Know that in dreaming, That if time could bend, And stretch, Grow fat and thin, Then one would no longer wonder - Where I've been, Or, what I am. Enjoy the dream. Daniel C. Sullivan
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