Dream Trilogy · Book 3

Finding the Dream

Published
1 January 1997
Pages
336
ISBN-13
9780749938666
Type
novel
Cover of Finding the Dream

About this book

The shortest of the three at 336 pages, Finding the Dream closed the trilogy in 1997, pairing the group's most cautious friend, Laura Templeton, with single father and carpenter Michael Torrent.

Key facts about Finding the Dream

Finding the Dream is a novel by Nora Roberts. Readers have had it since 1997. It runs to 336 pages.

Our list holds 1 edition of Finding the Dream. Since each edition has its own ISBN, search for 9780749938666 to find the main one.

Finding the Dream is book 3 of 3 in the Dream Trilogy series. The series has 3 published books. However, the series starts with Daring to Dream (1996).

Additionally, Nora Roberts writes Irish Hearts, MacGregors and Cordina's Royal Family, plus 23 more series. Those series sit on our contemporary romance, family saga romance and royal romance shelves. Meanwhile, The Final Target is the latest published Nora Roberts book on file, from 26 May 2026.

About Nora Roberts

Nora Roberts is one of the bestselling authors in American publishing history, a prolific writer of contemporary and romantic-suspense fiction whose career spans hundreds of novels since her 1981 debut, Irish Thoroughbred. See every Nora Roberts book in order.

Its place in Dream Trilogy

Finding the Dream is book 3 in the Dream Trilogy series. It follows Holding the Dream. See the full Dream Trilogy reading order.

The Dream Trilogy follows three lifelong best friends — practically raised as sisters after being taken in by the same San Francisco foster mother — as they band together as adults to open Sirens, a nightclub built from an old warehouse, while each pursues her own long-held ambition alongside a romance. Daring to Dream follows Margo Sullivan, a former model turned aspiring set designer, and her rocky reunion with Josh Templeton, the wealthy family friend she's loved since childhood. Holding the Dream turns to…

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