Rose Anderson

This 5-star review comes from Amazon:

What a lovely story! A young girl falls in love with a house and grows up to buy it. Haven't you ever seen a building that just captured your imagination and your heart? The whole town knows the old mansion is haunted, but Lanie O'Keefe is about to find out for sure. Jason Bowen has watched the town grow around his house for 120 years -- all the years he'd been dead. Dead since just after the Civil War.

Jason knew he'd been murdered by his wife and her evil friends but had no memory of how the deed occurred. In the Twenty-first Century, when the beautiful Lanie moves into his house and proceeds to restore it to its original glory, he knows this will be a new chance at "life."

How does a ghost physically touch the woman he loves? How does a flesh and blood woman come to realize that she's falling in love with an ethereal being? Humor and sensuality shine through in this story. Believe me, Ms. Anderson created some delightful ways for Lanie and Jason to communicate their feelings. Lush and lyrical describe the prose -- hot and sumptuous the love scenes.

While you're reading Dreamscape, you'll come up with happily ever after theories. You'll desperately want to so these two people can triumph over death. My advice? Just read and enjoy the ride to the end. I had my thoughts, and they were wrong. The real ending is a wonderful surprise. Just let it be, and live in the Dreamscape.… (plus d'informations)

This 5-star review comes from Amazon:
Where to start...? It's not often a story actually hits home but this one certainly did. It's an erotic story to be sure, but in many ways, it's also a very sweet love story...of a woman and her Prince Charming in this day of impersonal, Internet connections. Rose Anderson's tale touched me because I met the man I love online, and though we never got as graphic as Vivienne and S, we chatted, we met, and we stayed together until he passed away.

This was one story I didn't want to put down until it was finished because I had to know, without waiting for another night to pass, whether Viv and "S" would meet and what would happen if they did. Would he be as she envisioned him or would the real man be a disappointment after the way her mind had painted him? Knowing the quirks of writers these days, I kept expecting there to be some twist at the ending, that "S" would turn out to be a fifteen-year-old boy or a serial killer or something just as devastating. Without giving a Spoiler, let me say that attentive readers will spot that single sentence telling them how the story's going to end. Look for it, but if you don't find it, it doesn't matter. You'll enjoy what happens anyway.… (plus d'informations)

This 5-star review comes from Amazon:
Ash is a fascinating character. His take on 21st Century life after his self-imposed exile from the world is wonderful. He's innocent and intelligent in learning the ways of modern life after only knowing an ancient Native American life. It makes you chuckle at some of the absurdity of our eating habits and TV shows, but he very wisely learns by imitating the actions of others. Ash is hysterically funny when he over-imbibes a pitcher of beer.

The story isn't all quirky humor, though. It's a very serious study of good versus evil. The emotions of Ash and Olivia, the woman he's falling in love with, are strong and true. The Native American lore is engrossing and obviously the result of deep, respectful research. And, as usual, Ms. Anderson's love scenes are sweet, funny, sensual, and fulfilling for Ash and Olivia, as well as the reader.

I am totally looking forward to Book 2 in the adventures of Ash, Olivia, and their friends - and enemies.… (plus d'informations)