Publisher's Synopsis
When a strange man and a young girl try to help Linda overcome a tragic event from her past, she is faced with her worst fear; self forgiveness.
In 1798, Charles set out to be the first person to make it to the North Pole. What he never counted on, was finding a mysterious castle belonging to a legendary saint. He also never expected to discover how far faith alone could take him. When patrons of a Catholic church end up brutally murdered, Detective Gilborough is left trying to figure out just what Father Donavan is hiding. Gilborough is also forced to understand his own role in the murders. Gary is an executive of an oil company who just wanted to spend the day out on the Texas Gulf. He really wasn't trying to run away from anything he had done, and certainly wasn't looking to get hung from the back of an eighteenth century pirate ship. Through a collection of poems and stories, D. K. Jensen explores people at their best, and their worst. Of Things I Dreamt Last Night looks to discover the difference between a good life, a bad dream, and how faith can separate the two.
