Review: This story is totally unique a real treat.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 18, 2014
Originally reviewed for Tea and Book.In a world where almost everyone is looking for a quick fix, the only truly safe place is in your dreams. And some brilliant entrepreneurs have created a way to manage even that. Lucid Dreams are the newest thing..a safe and UN escape. That is until someone figures out how to turn those dreams into nightmares.In book one of her exciting Revelers Series, Erin Kellison manages once again to capture the imagination and offer us a powerful "What If".Jordan Lane was forced to grow up fast. Giving up her dreams if becoming an artist when her mother died and she was suddenly responsible fir her teenaged sister. Even though life has gotten a bit routine she is happy or rather content. If only her sister, now an adult, would just get with the program. Still in big sister mode, Jordan agrees to attend a Reve (a shared dreaming experience), a reluctant participant but once inside Jordan literally discovers a whole new world. AND a talent fir controlling the dream.Malcolm Rook has been involved in lucid dreaming since before it was even considered real. He has a talent for the dark side if dreaming and has been working with an agency that polices lucid dreaming. Because really dreams can host some of the darkest fears. And greed can live anywhere.Dark and Deadly is putting it mildly. Rook and Jordan sizzle first in their dreams but when they cross over to reality things really start to steam.This story is totally unique a real treat. It's rare that we find a new premise and I must say that after I indulged in this absorbing read, I was completely captivated and can not wait fir the second book in thus series. Fortunately fir all if us, book two Lay Me Down, was released on May 14, 2014. I will be posting that review next Monday.A truly great book.Darkness Falls was originally part of the Dark and Deadly Anthology..ShauniThis review is based on the ARC of Darkness Falls, provided by the author for an honest review.