What happens when an author follows her dreams?

Feb. 4, 2012 - PRLog -- Child Eater is the first novel in a new series by new author Tifanne Messer. The repetitive dream became the basis for the start of her new novel. As she wrote it down, the dreams themselves developed. She followed these dreams and the story line practically developed itself. How many authors can  say they followed their dreams, and mean it both literally and figuratively?

Synopsis Plagued by memories of an abnormal childhood, Tabitha devotes her life to chasing the thing that destroyed her life as she knew it. She takes on as many missing children cases as she can, hoping to reunite families so they won't have to suffer as she has. Her mother wants her to "meet a nice boy, settle down and raise a family." Tabitha scoffs at the mere idea.

Five year old Alice White is missing. Her room was left in shambles. Nothing about this small town or its haunting woods is normal. Is the "Child Eater" real or merely a story told by parents to keep their children out of the woods. Alice's case strangely parallels the only other missing child case the town has ever reported, but that was thirty years ago. What could they possibly have in common?

David Matherson is a local contractor. He just bought a house in town and he and his crew are fixing it up. He wasn't looking to get involved with a woman or with a missing child, but somehow he finds himself in the middle of the mix.

Will Tabitha find Alice in time? Can she solve the mystery of the "Child Eater" and bring Alice back home where she belongs?

Available Now direct from the publisher http://www.createspace.com/3733832 or on Amazon http://www.amazon.com/Child-Eater-1-Tifanne-Messer/dp/146... and coming soon to expanded distribution.

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Tiffany A Higgins is an author of children's books. Her husband, Clark L, is her illustrator. Together they create children's picture books.

Tiffany also writes under the pen name Tifanne Messer. Under this name, she writes adult novels.