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DREAM ON

An Ellora’s Cave Publication, February 2005

Ellora’s Cave Publishing, Inc.

1337 Commerce Drive, #13

Stow, OH 44224

ISBN MS Reader (LIT) ISBN # 1-4199-0160-5

Other available formats (no ISBNs are assigned):

Adobe (PDF), Rocketbook (RB), Mobipocket (PRC) & HTML

This book is a work of fiction and any resemblance to persons, living or dead, or places, events or locales

is purely coincidental. They are productions of the authors’ imagination and used fictitiously.

Edited by Briana St. James.

Cover art by Syneca .

Warning:

The following material contains graphic sexual content meant for mature readers. Dream On has been

rated S-ensuous by a minimum of three independent reviewers.

Ellora’s Cave Publishing offers three levels of Romantica™ reading entertainment: S (S-ensuous), E (E-

rotic), and X (X-treme).

S- ensuous love scenes are explicit and leave nothing to the imagination.

E- rotic love scenes are explicit, leave nothing to the imagination, and are high in volume per the overall

word count. In addition, some E-rated titles might contain fantasy material that some readers find

objectionable, such as bondage, submission, same sex encounters, forced seductions, and so forth. E-rated

titles are the most graphic titles we carry; it is common, for instance, for an author to use words such as

“fucking”, “cock”, “pussy”, and such within their work of literature.

X- treme titles differ from E-rated titles only in plot premise and storyline execution. Unlike E-rated titles,

stories designated with the letter X tend to contain controversial subject matter not for the faint of heart.

DREAM ON

Jaci Burton

Dedication

To Briana St. James, my wonderful editor. Thank you for helping me realize a

lifelong dream.

To Charlie, the man of my dreams. You are my heart and my very soul. Without

you, I would be forever lost. With you, I am whole. Thank you for making me believe

that anything I dream can come true. I love you.

Dream On

“We are such stuff

As dreams are made on…”

William Shakespeare’s The Tempest (IV, i, 156-157)