Nora Roberts Dream Trilogy 3 Book Set Daring To Dream, Holding The Dream, Finding The Dream

Nora Roberts Dream Trilogy is a three-book collection following Kate Powell, Margo Sullivan and Laura Templeton, raised together and bound by a sister-like closeness despite very different beginnings. Laura grows up as the adored daughter of the wealthy Templetons, Kate is her orphaned cousin, and Margo is the housekeeper’s daughter.

Across the trilogy, each woman reaches a decisive moment that unsettles the life she has built. Margo’s hard-won fame and success are put at risk when the man she trusted loses all her money and pulls her into an international scandal. At Templeton House in Big Sur, California, Kate’s drive for promotion is tested by accusations of professional impropriety. Laura’s seemingly charmed life shifts when her marriage fails to match her dreams, and a new arrangement involving her stables brings further complications.

Included titles

• Daring To Dream
• Holding The Dream
• Finding The Dream

Key details

• Three-book set
• Centred on Kate Powell, Margo Sullivan and Laura Templeton
• Includes Daring To Dream, Holding The Dream and Finding The Dream
• Set in part at Templeton House in Big Sur, California

Synopses

Daring To Dream

Kate, Margo and Laura are raised side by side, forming a bond shaped by their contrasting backgrounds. After finding fame away from home, Margo’s life is upended when the man she believed she loved loses all her money and draws her into an international scandal.

Holding The Dream

Kate values her place at Templeton House in Big Sur, California, and the family who took her in. Driven by ambition and a sharp business sense, she pursues promotion after promotion until accusations of professional impropriety threaten everything she has worked for. When Byron DeWitt enters her life, she is forced to question what she is truly fighting for.

Finding The Dream

Laura appears to have everything, including wealth, a marriage and two daughters. As her dreams collapse and she feels increasingly isolated while Margo and Kate move forward with their own families, she reluctantly agrees to rent her stables to Michael, her brother’s friend.