Review: Dreamscapish - but with a twist and add a lot of romance
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2014
ARC provided by Fire Flower Publishing, LLC for a fair and honest reviewI found this to be an interesting read.  It reminded me somewhat of a movie from 1984 called Dreamscape – but this story has its own little twists.  In this book they have discovered the ability to allow you to control your own dreams.  But of course with each new discovery there are people that will take advantage of it and use it for illegal or harmful means.Enter Chimera, a group of people who responsibility is to police the different “dream parties” and keep track of those that are up to no good.  They are also always on the lookout for new people that have the ability to become part of their organization.  Those people they try to recruit before the bad guys get their hooks into them.  In part 1, Darkness Falls, we are introduced to Jordan, the older sister of Maisie, who is unwittingly pulled into this crazy life of dreams.Now Jordan is a smart chick, very likeable.  She thinks fast on her feet and it’s very hard to pull a fast one on her.  I found myself liking her from the very beginning.  Her sister, Maisie, she is another subject.  Maisie acts like a spoiled brat pretty much thru out the book.  There were a few times that I wished that Jordan would give her a time out in the corner.Jordan’s escort thru the dreamwaters is Malcolm Rook and I also found myself liking him quite a bit.  He had a very loner, rebel with plenty of causes thing going on, but he was bound and determined to watched out for Jordan and keep her safe.  The book is 120 pages, so there wasn’t a lot of delving deep to see what made each character tick, but you get a pretty good idea of what motivates Jordan and Malcolm.This was a pretty quick read, very enjoyable, flowed very well and the subject matter was something new and interesting that kept my attention and made me want to keep reading to see what would happen next.