Dream Walker

I have the unique ability to walk into people’s dreams. When a former friend checks into the hospital in a catatonic state, my need to help her overrides my common sense and I dream-walk her. Worst mistake ever. That fatal error puts me on the radar of a fallen angel, Azriel, who turns my calm, quiet world upside down. Azriel demands I use my talent to find the Horn of Gabriel or lose everything dear to me. Even worse? His heavenly counterpart insists on hiring me for the same job. Torn between good and evil, I’m trapped in my own nightmare when I uncover a prophecy about me.

Dream walker. Relic hunter. Humanity’s last hope. Anna Walker is on a race against time to find the legendary Spear of Destiny before Lucifer’s forces claim it—and the world falls into darkness. But when her greatest enemy, Azriel, takes her closest ally hostage, the mission becomes personal. His demand? The spear in exchange for Kincade’s soul. As Anna fights to save her friend, a sinister faction known as the Knights of the Holy Lance emerges, wielding an army of genetically engineered dream walkers.

Anna Walker’s quest for the Holy Relics grows more dangerous by the day. Pursued by Azriel, tormented by a destroyer angel sent to lure her into darkness, and bound by her deepening feelings for Kincade, she struggles to hold on to the light. But when the Prince of Greed demands she destroy her own family—or forfeit her soul—Anna must confront the shadows within herself. Her only hope lies in recovering the Staff of Moses, but every step draws her closer to damnation.

Anna begins her quest for the Holy Grail, the most sacred of the Holy Relics promising eternal life. But as with all divine pursuits, nothing is ever easy for her. Lucifer has a score to settle with her and sends every weapon in his malevolent arsenal to impede her. He demands Anna hand over the Relics, including the grail cup, if she wants her adopted mother to live. To make matters worse, vampiric religious zealots track Anna down insisting she return their property. As if that’s going to happen.