Dreamer

All Solange Ambris ever really wanted to do was to live each day as it came, with whatever that day would bring, and try to appreciate how beautiful the world was. She wanted to marry and have kids and live happily ever after. An everyday life was fine, because her nights were so extraordinary -- Sully could remember and even control her dreams as she slept, freeing her to roam through remarkable worlds of insight and fantasy. But controlling dreams requires the dreamer to have faith that she can manipulate the symbols of her subconscious, and Sully's faith is shaken again and again by her disastrous marriage to the sensuous Adam, the complex and sometimes bitter relationships with her family, and the prospect of growing old alone. The world seems intent on robbing her nights of their magic and painting her waking hours with despair and disappointment.