Dream Me - Kathryn Berla

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Résumé :
Every night Babe dreams of a boy she's never met before named Zat. But Zat is no ordinary daydream. He's actually a human from the distant future, who has travelled back in time to be with Babe in the only way that he can beâin her dreams. But the dreams leave Babe more and more tired and pained each morning. Zat is determined to help her, even if it means never sharing dreams with her again.

Biographie:
Kathryn Berla likes to write in a variety of genres including light fantasy, contemporary literary fiction, and even horror. She is the author of the young adult novels: 12 Hours in Paradise, Dream Me, The House at 758, and Going Places. The Kitty Committee is her first novel written for adult readers.
Kathryn grew up in India, Syria, Europe, and Africa. Her love for experiencing new cultures runs deep, and she gives into it whenever she can. She has been an avid movie buff since childhood, and often sees the movie in her head before she writes the book. Kathryn graduated from the University of California in Berkeley with a degree in English. She lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Sommaire:
Can dreams bridge time and space?

Every night, Babe dreams of Zat, a boy she's never met. He's a human from the distant future who has traveled back in time to be with her in her dreams. As their connection deepens, Babe finds herself falling for Zat, even though he exists only when she sleeps.

But the intense dreams leave Babe exhausted and plagued by headaches. Zat is determined to help her, even if it means never sharing dreams with her again. As Babe navigates the complexities of love, friendship, and identity in her waking life, she must decide if a love that transcends reality is worth the price. This young adult novel explores themes of time travel, romance, and self-discovery, perfect for fans of YA science fiction romance and dystopian teen fiction.