A book with dreams as its central medium for plot development is as difficult to describe as a dream itself. Basically you take your average middle age underachieving, lonely adult male and take him into a dream world, it ususally will be sports or some sort of adventure with no doubt a lot of beautiful and nearly naked women. Put him into a dream world where he is with only one woman, the same woman every night and into his daydreams. She becomes the focus of his life as well as his dreams. But there is something more than just a little odd about these dreams, he doesn't always seem to have...

I have long wondered why there always seems to be a lot of evil in the world, there is good as well but what is the need for evil? I am not sure if there is an answer to that question because it seems that almost every culture has depictions of both. A balance is what we are supposed to be trying to achieve rather than the complete elimination of one or the other. But why? Sometime about 450 to 500 years ago, I'm not really sure because a lot of the family records were burned in a major fire, a pact was made within my family to maintain the balance of good and evil but after the fire I had no...

Hank Heilsing and his team have completed two major cases and have returned to his New York Apartment building. For some of his team members and his new bride it is the first time to his building but as usual for them, the unusual events begin to take place rather quickly and they are off to save the world again. Interesting developments along the way lead to changes that will have profound effects of the team's dynamics in the future but will there even be a future facing a threat of this nature?