Review for
Dream Under the Hill
by P.G. Forte

In a town like Oberon, normalcy is something strived for, yet accomplished with a heavy price. Once again, during the season of Ostara, darkness and a treacherous evil has crept in threatening to have a domino effect on a few dozen of the town’s residents. None becomes more affected than Cara Matthews and Liam McKnight.

Cara is a troubled teen looking for something, anything that will give her a semblance of stability no matter the cost. Her price could cost her more than the blood spilled from her body. It could destroy her very soul as well. Liam, haunted by his own twisted and broken past is drawn in to Cara’s world centering around a spiritual guru and ex-convict named Reverend Gregg Stevens.

Trapped in the reverend’s world called the Church of Truth, Light and Harmony, Cara and Liam’s lives are inexorably woven together and it becomes a race against time and fate to save each other from more than just a possible physical death. The ramifications of their actions have a powerful rippling effect on others around them. Lives are turned upside down and the spirit of love and honor are pushed to the brink as the story comes to a powerful and explosive end.

This is book eight in a series set in a fictional town in California. With a cast of characters well over forty, it’s complex, intricately woven and laid out with a surprisingly skilled touch. The author’s ability to capture not only the raw human emotion, but the tangibly spiritual as well is simply amazing. The attention to the myriad of emotions is brilliant. This book was fantastic; however, it is highly recommended the reader delve into the first seven books first to have a better understanding of the entire cast.

~ Charissa, Coffee Times