Dream Sisters: A Heartwarming Coming of Age Time-travel Story

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This is a standalone novel that readers of all ages are enjoying.

In 2019 New Zealand, Anita is a teenager yearning for the happier life of her childhood.
In 1829 an unforeseeable accident damaged Nita’s lightship leaving her stranded in the past.
The girls have never met, but they share a connection that will bridge their minds across time.
Dream Sisters is a time-slip time-travelling story about the importance of family and friends, which celebrates what can be created in life when the limits we put on ourselves are cast aside.

Reader comments:

The many time zones and twists woven into the plot made an amazing read that couldn’t be put down. I've been reading it again, and I think it's fantastic." Ashleigh Gore ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 

"Couldn't put it down, had to know what happens next!" Thomas Gear ★ ★ ★ ★ ★  

"I stayed up half the night reading it as I wanted to know what happened!" Rita T. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★  

Praise for this book

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When Justine Pickering approached me recently about stocking her book Dream Sisters, I was immediately drawn to the cover, which I love! Obviously there has to be more to a book than its cover, and the description on the back was interesting enough for me to not only stock the book, but also to read it.

The font's a good size, the chapters are short, and the plot had enough twists and turns to keep me enthralled without losing my way. I read it over a three day weekend, because I found it hard to put down, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. While the story is about a couple of teens, that didn’t bother me as a 65 year old, because it’s well written and really interesting.

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It was amazing! The story just draws you in - I wanted to keep reading it.
I bought this for my teenage granddaughter and decided to read it first so we could both discuss it. It grabbed me straight away and pulled me through the narrative at speed - I had to see what happened next.
I read the second half in one sitting to find out how a quite complex narrative could possibly be resolved, and resolved it was in a most satisfying and unexpected way.
I felt as if I was inside the head of the main character, Anita, as she is portrayed with care and insight, and with enough supporting details which never slow down the narrative.
The fantasy aspect always feels very natural, and the scientific gems are perfect. I loved it!