Review by Chrystle clae

B.J. Martin has been overlooked for the promotion she sought and deserved at the Dexter Chronicle. The house she thought unsellable at her price has a surprisingly solid offer.

Nothing is holding her back from her dream of beginning her own "shopper" paper in a new location in Colorado.

The reader is quickly immersed in the myriad of preparations involving this fresh beginning. B.J. dives into the excitement of securing her venture of a new business location, finances and living arrangement, along with hiring a new staff for the various tasks.

Encouraged by the birth of The Buffalo Billboard is an intriguing experience. The most satisfying hire is B.J.'s son Jason, who is a source of promise and pride for both of them.

Romance is interwoven for each of them with a surprising connection.

All of the busy activities of this ground-floor business is time consuming, but B.J.'s subconscious keeps even her sleep time busy with uncomfortable nightmares regarding her deceased sister "Liz," who seems to be taunting her about unknown activities surrounding her death.

A once dating relationship with Merle is now a great source of supportive friendship and a shoulder to lean on as many of her activities seem daunting.

A questionable romantic relationship may be beginning with her one and only competitor!

The rich characters and unexpected complications pique the reader's interest and satisfaction to the very end.

The Dream Chasers is another page turner from the enticing pen of Ann Ulrich Miller, who continues to be one of my favorite authors.

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