A Dream of Terror

About the Book

The author writes about things that he has seen and done. If the author writes about an old wooden bridge, then he has crossed that bridge, and in many cases, dived into the dark waters below. He was born and raised in the Kentucky Hill Country, and has fished, hunted, and trapped roaming the backcountry in pursuit of deer and bobcats while camping on gravel bars. The communities and places in A Dream of Terror are real. The story and characters are not. This novel is the author’s fifth novel after A Foot Above Hell, Don’t Look Back, If the River Could Talk, and A Life of Dreams. Bob Close and his wife live in Texas.

About the Author

Elizabeth Chandler was in her senior year at Western Kentucky. Nick, her high-school fiancé, entered the army. Not long after, Nick’s family was notified that he was missing. Liz finished college, went to work, and did freelance writing. After two years, she was sure that Nick would not return. Liz married and moved to Nashville. Nick was released from a POW camp and came home. Infuriated that Liz was married, he swore that if he couldn’t have her then nobody could. Liz, in shock, had to overcome major obstacles to save her marriage and live a normal life after he arrived.